St. James's Auction 6

^indent Coins

Italy, Calabria, Tarentum, c.272-235 BC, didrachm, Taras std. on dolphin, owl in field, rev. young jockey
on horse L, TY above, AYKINOY below (SNG. ANS 1164-70), toned, about extremely fine /^200-250

Claudius (AD 41-54), sestertius, laur. head r., rev. EX SC OB GIVES SERVATOS within wreath (RIC.96),
dark patina, a little rubbed on high points, otherwise about very fine /^200-300

Ancient British, GaUo-Belgic E, gold stater, blank obverse, rev. disjointed horse r. (S.ll; V.52), a couple of
tiny dark patches adhering to surface, otherwise a bright, sharp coin, extremely fine /^350-400

‘EngCisfi OCammered Coins

Mercia, Ceolwulf II, penny, diademed bust r., rev. long cross with lozenge centre BEARSTAN MONETA
(S.944; N.429), the edge rather chipped, otherwise good very fine or better with a goodportrait, extremely rare, the money er
not listed in North £1 500-2000

Danish East Anglia, St Edmund memorial coinage, penny, Adradus, large A in field, rev. small cross,
ADRADVS MONE (S.960; N.483), slightly bent, otherwise good very fine and toned £200-250

Danelaw, Viking coinage of York, Cnut, patriarchal cross, rev. small cross and pellets, CVNNETTI...
legend (S.993; N.499), toned, nearly extremely fine £200-250

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7 Danelaw, Viking coinage of York, Cnut, patriarchal cross, rev. small cross and pellets, CVNNETTI...

legend (S.993; N.501), slightly creased, toned, nearly extremely fine /^200-250

Struck on a reduced-size flan

8 Eadmund, penny, two line type (BMC I), north-eastern moneyer, Reingrim, small cross, rev. REINGRIM,

three crosses between, trefoil above and below (S.1105; N.688), about very fine /^400-500

9 Eadred, penny, two line type, (BMC I), Ingelgar, small cross, rev. INGEL/GAR.MO, three crosses between,

trefoil of pellets above and below (S.1113; N.706), a little creased, very fine or better /^350-400

* ex Lockett, part I, June 1955, lot 592 (part)

10 Aethelred II, penny, first hand type, (BMC. Ila), Bath, Aethelric, tEDELRIC M-O BAD AN., bust r., without

sceptre, rev. hand between alpha and omega (S.1144; lt^.l6G)^fine or better and rare 50-200

11 Aethelred II, penny, first hand type, (BMC. Ila), London, Aethelwold, ADELPOLD M-O LVND, bust r.,
without sceptre, rev. hand between alpha and omega (S.1144; N.766), slightly chipped on edge, good fine or
better /)120-150

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket)

Aethelred II, penny, second hand type, (BMC. Ild), Winchester, Aethelstan, tEDESTAN M-O PINT, bust
r., with sceptre, rev. hand between alpha and omega (S.1146; N.768), slightly creased, otherwise toned, very fine or
better /)200-250

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket)

13 Aethelred II, penny. Crux type (BMC Ilia), Southwark, Aethelwerd, tEDELPERD M-O SVDBY, bust 1. with
sceptre, rev. short voided cross, C-R-V-X in angles (S.1148; N.770), toned, better than very fine /^150-200

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Aethelred II, penny. Crux type (BMC Ilia), Totnes, Aelfstan, tELFSTAN M-O TOTA, bust 1. with sceptre,
rev. short voided cross, C-R-V-X in angles (S.1148; N.770), a little creased andpeckmarked, otherwise toned, about
very fine, rare fi\ 80-220

15 Aethelred II, penny, Crux type (BMC Ilia), Winchester, Aethelstan, tBDESTAN M-O PINT, bust 1. with

sceptre, rev. short voided cross, C-R-V-X in angles (S.1148; N.770), a little creased, otherwise very fine or better and
toned /^200-250

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket)

16 Aethelred II, penny, long cross type (BMC IVa), London, Swetinc, SPETINC M.O LVND, bust L, rev. long

voided cross (S.l 151; N.774), toned, good very fine or better fi\ 50-180

17 Aethelred II, penny, long cross type (BMC IVa), Romney, Leofwine, LEOFPINE M’O RVM, bust L, rev.

long voided cross (S.l 151; N.774), toned, very fine and rare /)200-250

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket), purchased from Seaby 10/6d.

18 Aethelred II, penny, long cross type (BMC IVa), Shaftesbury, Goda, GODA M Q’O SCEFT, bust 1., rev.
long voided cross (S.l 151; N.774), toned, nearly extremely fine with a strong portrait, a rare mint /)300-350

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket), purchased from Spink, 14/
ex P W P Carlyon-Britton, November 1913, lot 516

19 Aethelred II, penny, helmet type (BMC VIII), Norwich, Aelfric, tELFRIC M’O NOR, helmeted bust 1., rev.

long voided cross over quadrilateral in centre, trefoils at corners (S.l 152: N.775), a little creased, about very
fine £160-180

20 Aethelred II, penny, helmet type (BMC Vlll), York, Colgrim, CO’LGR’IM M-O EO, helmeted bust 1.,

extra cross on shoulder and before legend, rev. long voided cross over quadrilateral in centre, trefoils at
corners (S.l 152; N.775), some peckmarking, good very fine and a very rare variety £250-300

This variety not in BMC, but known to Parsons, page 28.

21 Aethelred II, penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), Chichester, Aethelm, JEDELM MON CICSTERE:,
diademed bust 1., rev. small cross, two pellets in field (S.l 154; N.777), a little creased and double-struck, toned,
about very fine and an extremely rare variety £200-250

* ex Lockett, part I, June 1955, lot 657b, illustrated plate XVI.

This variety not in BMC, not known to Parsons in his 1925 article
See BN], 1955, p.48

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Aethelred II, penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), London, Goddere, GODER’E M- ON LVND,
diademed bust 1., rev. small cross (S.l 154; N.777), the reverse somewhatpeckmarked, toned and very fine or
better £120-150

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23 Aetheked II, penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), London, Leofstan, LEOFSAN ON LVNDN,

diademed bust 1., rev. small cross (S.l 154; N.777), a few peckmarks, toned, vety fine or better £120-150

* ex Duke of Argyll (with ticket)
ex Parsons

24 Aethelred II, penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), Northampton, Leofwine, LEOFPINE M-O HAMT,
diademed bust L, small cross in front of face, rev. small cross (S.l 154; ^.111), good very fine, very rare /(250-300

This variety not in BMC, but known to Parsons, page 29.

25 Aethelred II, penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), Norwich, Hwateman, H.PATEMN M-O NORDP:,
diademed bust 1., rev. small cross, pellet in field (S.l 154; N.777), a little creased andpeckmarked, otherwise toned,
good very fine and very rare /)250-300

* ex Lockett, part I, June 1955, lot 658

This variety not in BMC and not known to Parsons.

26 Aethelred II, penny, last small cross type (BMC I var), Norwich, Eadwacer, EDPEQER MO NORDPI,
diademed bust 1., rev. small cross (S.l 154; N.777), a few peckmarks, good very fine and toned /)150-180

* ex Duke of Argyll (with ticket), purchased Spink, 30/-

bust 1., rev. small cross (S.l 154; N.777), a few peckmarks, otherwise nearly extremely fine and toned £150-180

28 Cnut, penny, quatrefoil type (BMC VIII), London, Aelfwig, 2 ELFPI ON LVND, crowned bust 1. within
quatrefoil, rev. long voided cross over quatrefoil (S.l 157; N.781), slight suface crack on reverse, otherwise better
than very fine f\ 20-150

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket), purchased from Seaby for 6/-.

quatrefoil, rev. long voided cross over quatrefoil (S.l 157; N.781), dark toning, good very fine £150-180

The obverse legend begins at six o’clock, the portrait of striking style.

30 Cnut, penny, helmet type, (BMC XIV), London, Brihtmaer, B’RIHTMER: ON LVNDE, helmeted bust 1.,
with sceptre, rev. short voided cross, circles in centre, pellets in angles (S.l 158; N.787), slightly peckmarked,
otherwise good very fine and toned £150-180

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket)

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Cnut, penny, helmet type, (BMC XIV), York, Frithcol, FRIDCOL M-O EOFR, helmeted bust L, with sceptre,
rev. short voided cross, circles in centre, pellets in angles (S.1158; N.787), toned, nearly extremely fine /^200-250

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket)
ex Parsons

32 Cnut, penny, short cross type (BMC XVI), Canterbury, Leofnoth, LEOFNOD ON CENT, diademed bust
1. with sceptre, rev. short voided cross, annulet in centre (S.1159; lt^.l90)^good very fine /)150-180

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Cnut, penny, short cross type (BMC XVI), Dover, Boga, BOGA ON DOFR, diademed bust 1. with sceptre,
rev. short voided cross, annulet in centre (S.1159; N.790), a few reverse scratches, very fine /)150-180

34 Cnut, penny, short cross type (BMC XVI), London, Leofstan, LEOFSTAN ON LV:, diademed bust
1. with sceptre, rev. short voided cross, annulet in centre (S.1159; N.790), a little creased, toned, very fine or
better £120-150

long, voided cross, trefoils in angles (S.l 165; N. 804), dark tone, good very fine with a goodportrait £500-600

36 Edward the Confessor, penny, PACX type (BMC IV), Thetford, Leofwine, LEOFPINE O DEO, diademed
bust 1. with sceptre, rev. long voided cross, annulet in centre, PACX in angles (S.l 171; N.813), some slight
surface marks, otherwise very fine or better £400-450

37 Edward the Confessor, penny, expanding cross type (BMC V), Thetford, Aegelsie, tEILSIE ON
DEODFO, diademed bust 1. with sceptre, rev. short voided cross with expanding Hmbs, two circles in
centre (S.l 177; N.823), toned, good very fine and rare £200-250

* purchased from Seaby, 1954

38 Edward the Confessor, penny, helmet type (BMC VII), Huntingdon, Godric, GODRIC ON HVNTE’,
helmeted bust r. holding sceptre, rev. short voided cross, annulet in centre (S.l 179; N.825), a little corrosion
on the reverse, otherwise toned, nearly extremely fine and rare £200-250

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Edward the Confessor, penny, sovereign type (BMC IX), Northampton, Wulfnoth, PVLNOD ON HAM,
king std. facing on throne holding orb and long sceptre, rev. short voided cross, birds in angles (S.l 181;
N.827), dark tone, good very fine or better £300-400

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40 Edward the Confessor, penny, hammer cross type (BMC XI), Derby, Leofwine, LIOFPINE ON DIRIM,

crowned bust r. with sceptre, rev. short voided cross with ‘hammerhead’ ends (S.l 182; N.828), legends a little
weak, toned good very fine or better and extremely rare /^400-600

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket), purchased from Baldwin for 5 guineas
ex Drabble collection

41 Edward the Confessor, penny, facing bust type (BMC XIII), York, locetel, lOCTEL ON EOR, crowned,

bearded bust facing, rev. small cross, annulet in field (S.l 183; N.830), toned, good very fine /)200-250

* ex Duke of Argyll Collection (with ticket)

42 Edward the Confessor, penny, pyramids type (BMC XV), Chichester, Wulfric, PVLFRIC ON CICEST,
crowned bust r. with sceptre, rev. short voided cross, annulet in centre, pyramids in angles (S.l 184; N.831),
portrait a little weak, otherwise very fine or better and toned /)220-250

* ex L A Lawrence

ex Lord Grantley collection, part 3, March 1944, lot 1224

43 Edward the Confessor, penny, pyramids type (BMC XV), Shrewsbury, Godwine, GODPINE ON SROBB,

crowned bust r. with sceptre, rev. short voided cross, annulet in centre, pyramids in angles (S.l 184; N.831),
nearly extremely fine and toned /)250-300

44 William I, penny, PAXS type (Br. VIII), Thetford, Godelf, GODELF ON DTFRI, crowned bust facing

with sceptre, rev. cross pattee, PAXS in angles (S.l 257; N.850), toned, good very fine, the portrait better — a superb
representation of the king in unusually high relief 50-650

45 William I, penny, PAXS type (Br. VIII), Wareham, Godwine, GODPINE ON PER, crowned bust facing

with sceptre, rev. cross pattee, PAXS in angles (S.1257; ^.S4S), good very fine and rare /)300-400

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William II, penny, cross voided type (Br. 3), London, Wulfword, PULFPOD ON LVN, crowned bust facing
between two stars, rev. voided cross pattee over annuleted cross, annulet in centre (S.l260; N.853), rare,
somewhat bluntly struck on a large round fan, toned, very fine or better andprobably much as struck £800-1000

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47 Henry I, penny, pointing bust and stars type (BMC. VI), London, uncertain moneyer, ...INE[..].LVND.,

crowned bust three-quarters r., pointing with left hand, sceptre in right, three stars in field, rep. cross pattee
over annuleted cross, stars in angles (S.1267; N.862), vety rare but only fair £350-450

48 John, penny, short cross, type 5b, London, Ilger, ILGER.ON.LVND, crowned bust facing holding sceptre,

rev. short, voided cross, quatrefoils in angles (S.1351; N.970), toned, very fine or better /^80-100

49 John, penny, short cross, type 5b, London, Willem B, WILLELM.B.ON.LVN, crowned bust facing holding

sceptre, rev. short, voided cross, quatrefoils in angles (S.1351; N.970), nearly very fine filO-90

50 John, penny, short cross, type 5c, Canterbury, Robert, ROBERD.ON.CA, crowned bust facing holding

sceptre, rev. short, voided cross, quatrefoils in angles (S.1352; N.971), lightly toned, about very fine /^80-100

51 Henry III, penny, long cross, type IVa, London, Henri, crowned bust facing, holding sceptre, rev. long,

voided cross, pellets in angles (S.1365; N.989), toned, good very fine and rare thus £lS0-200

52 Henry III, penny, long cross, type IVb, London, Ricard, crowned bust facing, holding sceptre, rev. long,

voided cross, pellets in angles (S.1366; N.990), the flan a little irregular, otherwise toned, good very fine, the portrait
sharp, very rare /^200-250

53 Henry III, penny, long cross, type Vb2, Durham, Ricard, crowned bust facing, holding sceptre, rev. long,

voided cross, pellets in angles (S.1368; N.992/2), a little weak in places, otherwise very fine and rare /^150-180

54 Edward I, penny, class Id, London, with annulet on breast for the Abbot of Reading, crowned bust facing,
annulet on breast, rev. long cross, pellets in angles (S.1384; N.1013), slightly creased, toned, very fine £180-220

55 Edward I, contemporary forgeries copying pennies of London (4), two of reasonable style, the third

Hght and base, the last of crude style(cf S.1380ff), mostly good fine and scarce (4) £120-150

* the fourth ex J J North collection, lot 1245

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Edward I, contemporary ‘HuU Dock’ forgery copying a halfpenny of London, struck at Marche-en-
Eamenne in Luxemburg (Mayhew 289); other continental pennies from Hainault, Brabant, Elanders and
Porcien (M.24/44/211/244), mostly fine or better, the third chipped (5) £100-150

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Richard II, noble, type 2b, London, king with sword and shield stg. facing in ship, trefoil over sail, rev. ornate
cross, R in centre (S.1655; N.1304; Schneider 149), almost extremely fine, virtually as struck £2200-2500

Henry V, noble, type E, London, king with sword and shield stg. facing in ship, muUet and annulet by
sword arm, trefoil by shield, annulet on ship, rev. ornate cross, h in centre, extra pellet in one quarter
(S. 1744; N. 1373), about extremely fine with a goodportrait £1800-2000

Edward III, fourth coinage, half noble, transitional treaty period, London, king with sword and shield
stg. facing in ship, rev. ornate cross, E in centre, annulets in angles (S.1500; N.1223), on a slightly small,
irregular flan, otherwise about very fine £500-700

Edward III, fourth coinage, half noble, treaty period, Calais, king with sword and shield stg. facing in
ship, flag at stern, rev. ornate cross, C in centre (S.1508; N.1240), somewhat creased, otherwise very fine or better
and very rare £1200-1500

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61 Henry VI, Anglo Gallic, salut d’or, Rouen, mm. leopard, the Annunciation above conjoined shields of

France and England, rev. Latin cross within tressure, between Hs and leopard (EHas 270c; Fr.355), some
scratching on reverse, otherwise good very fine 50-950

62 Henry VI, Anglo Gallic, salut d’or, St Lo, mm. Hs, the Annunciation above conjoined shields of France

and England, rev. Latin cross within tressure, between Hs and leopard (EHas 271; Fr.355), very slight crease,
good very fine or better /^900-1000

63 Henry VI, groat, annulet issue, Calais, crowned bust facing, annulets by neck, rev. long cross, peHets in

angles; Edward IV, first reign, Hght coinage, groat, Bristol, type VI, mm. sun, crowned bust facing within
tressure, quatrefoHs at neck, B on breast, rev. long cross, peHets in angles (S.1836/2004; N. 1124/1580),
toned, very fine and fine (2) /^120-150

64 Edward IV, first reign, Hght coinage, ryal, London, mm. crown, king with sword and shield stg. facing in
ship, E on banner at stern, rev. sun and rose in centre of ornate cross (S.1950; N.1549), about extremely fine
with a goodportrait /^2200-2500

65 Edward IV, first reign, Hght coinage, ryal, London, mm. crown, king with sword and shield stg. facing in
ship, E on banner at stern, rev. sun and rose in centre of ornate cross (S.1951; N.1549), nearly extremely fine
and crisply struck fi\ 400-1600

66 Henry VII, groat, class II, London, mm. cinquefoH, crowned bust facing, rev. long cross, peHets in angles

(S.2195; N.1704), scratches on face, otherwise toned, about very fine /^120-150

67 Henry VII, groat, class IVb, London, mm. cross-crosslet, crowned bust facing, rev. long cross, peHets in

angles (S.2201; N.1706), toned, about very fine but chipped at 12 o^clock /^80-100

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Henry VIII, second coinage, crown of the double rose, mm. Hs, crowned double rose between crowned
H-K, rev. crowned shield of arms between crowned H-K (S.2274; N.1788), very fine /^1000-1100

69 Henry VIII, third coinage, half sovereign, Tower mint, mm. pellet in annulet, king enthroned facing,
holding orb and sceptre, rose below, rev. crowned shield of arms with Hon and griffin supporters, HR
below (S.2294; N.1827), about extremely fine with a superb portrait ^^2800-3200

An outstanding example of this often carelessly produced coinage.

70 Henry VIII, first coinage, halfgroat, York, archbishop Bainbridge, mm. mardet, crowned bust r., rev.
long cross fourchee over shield of arms, no keys below, POSVI legend (S.2324; N.1768), scarce, nearly very
fine £120-150

71 Henry VIII, second coinage, groat. Tower mint, mm. Hs, crowned bust D to r., rev. long cross fourchee

over shield of arms (S.2337E; N.1797),^^?^?<7 very fine and toned, the portrait better /^350-400

72 Henry VIII, second coinage, groat. Tower mint, mm. Hs, crowned bust D to r., rev. long cross fourchee

over shield of arms (S.2337E; N.1797), of legends a little weak, otherwise very fine or better with a good
portrait f\ 50-200

73 Henry VIII, second coinage, halfgroat, Canterbury, archbishop Cranmer, mm. Catherine wheel/-,

crowned bust r., rev. long cross fourchee over shield of arms, TC at sides, CIVITAS CANTOR (S.2345;
N.1804), the obverse struck from a rusty die, the reverse a little double-struck, nearly extremely fine 20-150

74 Henry VIII, second coinage, halfgroats, York, Sede Vacante and archbishop Lee, mm. key, crowned bust r.,

rev. long cross fourchee over shield of arms, nothing or EL at sides (2347/48; N. 1806/07), toned, good fine
and about very fine (2) f\50-\ 80

* the second ex Lockett, part VII, November 1958, lot 3236 part

75 Edward VI, first period, half sovereign, Southwark, mm. E, king enthroned facing, holding orb and
sceptre, rose below, rev. crowned shield of arms with lion and griffin supporters, reversed E below (S.2430;
N.l 893), good very fine or better with an unusually well-struck portrait, rare thus ^^4000-4500

76 Edward VI, second period, half sovereign, mm. Y, young, crowned bust of king r., EDWARD VI.. .legend,

rev. crowned, garnished arms, ER at sides, SCVTVM... legend (S.2438; N.1911), little creased, otherwise good
fine or better £l 500-1800

77 Edward VI, second period, half sovereign, mm. Y, young, crowned bust of king r., EDWARD VI...

legend, rev. crowned, garnished arms, ER at sides, SCVTVM... legend (S.2438; N.l911), somewhat creased,
otherwise about very fine with a goodportrait £1 200-1500

78 Edward VI, third period, half sovereign, mm. tun, half-length, crowned portrait of king r., holding orb
and shouldering sword, rev. crowned shield of arms, ER at sides (S.2451; N.l 928), light crease on obverse, good
very fine, reverse better, a well struck coin ^^4000-4500

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Edward VI, third period, half sovereign, mm. tun, half-length crowned portrait of king r., holding orb
and shouldering sword, rev. crowned shield of arms, ER at sides (S.2451; N.l928), somewhat creased, fine!
goodfine £\ 500-2000

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Edward VI, first period, penny. Tower mint, mm. arrow, crowned bust r., rev. long cross fourchee over
shield of arms (S.2460; N.1902), dark, good finej very fine for issue, rare thus /^400-500

81 Edward VI, fine silver coinage, crown, mm. y, 1551, crowned figure of king on horseback r. shouldering
sword, date below, rev. long cross fourchee over shield of arms (S.2478; N.1933), toned, nearly very fine

£1200-1500

82 Edward VI, fine silver coinage, halfcrown, mm. y, 1551, crowned figure of king on horseback r.,

shouldering sword, date below, rev. long cross fourchee over shield of arms (S.2479; N.1934),£?/r/ about
fine £250-300

83 Philip and Mary, shilling, 1554, full tides, busts face-to-face, crown above, rev. crowned, garnished shield

of arms, mark of value above (S.2500; N.1967), darkly toned, good very fine £1200-1400

84 Philip and Mary, shilling, 1554, full tides, busts face-to-face, crown above, rev. crowned, garnished shield
of arms, mark of value above (S.2500; N1967), small striking crack, otherwise nearly very fine, reverse better

£500-700

85 Philip and Mary, groat, mm. ks, crowned bust 1., rev. long cross fourchee over shield of arms (S.2508;

N.1973), about very fine £200-250

86 Philip and Mary, base penny, mm. halved rose and casde, rose, rev. long cross fourchee over shield of

arms (S.2510A; N.1976), struck on an irregular flan, otherwise about very fine for issue, scarce £100-150

87

Elizabeth I, fourth issue, angel, mm. latin cross, the archangel Michael slaying the dragon, rev. ship
holding shield, cross above, E and rose at sides (S.2525; B&C C\9), good very fine 800-2000

88

Elizabeth I, fifth issue, fine sovereign, mm. A, crowned figure of queen enthroned facing, holding orb
and sceptre, portcullis at feet, rev. shield of arms at centre of full-blown rose (S.2529; N.2003), slightly weak
on face, otherwise about extremely fine /^ 9000-10000

89 Elizabeth I, fifth issue, quarter angel, mm. crescent (possibly over escallop on obverse), the archangel
Michael slaying the dragon, rev. ship holding shield, cross above, E and rose at sides (S.2533; N.2007; B&C
^Xl)^ fine/ good fine /^600-800

A rare mintmark for the denomination

90 Elizabeth I, fifth issue, pound, mm. cypher, crowned bust of queen 1. (B&C. 8A), wearing elaborate
dress, rev. crowned shield of arms, ER at sides (S.2534; N.2008; Schneider 804), a magnificent piece, extremely
fine as struck, with an attractive red tone, some light scratches in front and behind head but a choice coin and a rare
mark /^6000-8000

91 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, half pound, mm. star, crowned bust 1. (B&C. L3), wearing elaborate dress,
crown with frosted caul, rev. crowned shield of arms between E-R, crown with frosted interior (S.2543;
N.2019), scarce, the flan somewhat creased, light scoring in front of face, otherwise better than very fine with a strong
portrait £3500-4000

92

Elizabeth I, milled coinage, gold crown, mm. star, crowned bust 1. (B&C Ml), wearing elaborate dress,
rev. crowned shield of arms, E-R at sides (S.2544; N.2020/1), a little creased and lightly scored behind head,
otherwise very fine or better and rare ^^3000-4000

* ex Spink Auction 75, lot 198
ex Norweb collection part 3, Spink Auction 56, lot 928

93 Elizabeth I, second issue, shilling, mm. cross-crosslet, crowned bust 1., (B&C 1 A), rev. long cross fourchee

over shield of arms (S.2555A; N.1985), the reverse slightly double-struck, otherwise extremely fine! good very fine,
virtually as struck, on a large fullflan with a superb portrait /^400-500

94 Elizabeth I, third issue, sixpence, mm. pheon, 1561, crowned bust 1. with hair swept back (B&C 3D),

rose behind, rev. shield of arms, date above (S.2559; N.1997), only about fine but rare /^100-120

This is a very scarce, one-year type coin with its distinctive bust and large flan.

95

Elizabeth I, third issue, sixpence, mm. pheon, 1561, small, crowned bustl. (B&C. IF), rev. shield of arms,
date above (S.2560; N.1997), scratched before face, otherwise good very fine with attractive toning f\20-\50

96 Elizabeth I, third issue, sixpence, mm. coronet, 1569, crowned bust 1. (B&C 4B), large rose behind, rev.
shield of arms, date above (S.2562; N.1997), slightly bent and a little weak in places, otherwise nearly extremely fine,
probably much as struck f\ 20-150

97 Elizabeth I, third issue, sixpence, mm. ermine, 1572, crowned bust 1. (B&C 4B), large rose behind, rev.
shield of arms, date above (S.2562; N.1997), edge a little ragged, otherwise about extremely fine for issue with a good
portrait /^250-280

98 Elizabeth I, third issue, sixpence, mm. eglantine, 1573, crowned bust 1. (B&C 5A), large rose behind, rev.
shield of arms, date above (S.2563; N.1997), old scratch in front of face, otherwise goodfine and rare /^80-100

This is an extremely scarce date for this mintmark, since the mark was not actually introduced until 29 May 1574 - a full two
months after New Year. The only possible explanation is that the new mark was added to old dies dated 1573 without then
overstriking the final digit of the date.

99

Elizabeth I, fifth issue, shilling, mm. woolpack, possibly over tun on reverse, crowned bust 1. (B&C.6B),
rev. shield of arms (S.2577; N.2014), a little double struck on the obverse with afew li^t scratches, otherwise goodfine!
nearly very fine f\ 20-150

100 Elizabeth I, fifth issue, halfgroats (2), mm. escallop and anchor; pennies (2) mm. key/- and O/-, crowned
bust 1. (B&C6E, 6F and 5B), rev. shield of arms (S.2579/80; N.2016/17), mostly better than fine, the last a little
double-struck (4) /^80-100

101

Elizabeth I, sixth issue, halfcrown, mm. 1, crowned bust 1. (B&C 9B), with orb and sceptre, rev. shield of
arms (S.2583; N.2013), a little weak on face, otherwise very finej good very fine /^2000-2200

102 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, shilling, large size, mm. star, crowned bust 1., wearing plain dress, rev. long
cross fourchee over shield of arms (S.2589; N.2022; Borden & Brown 14-01/14-Rl), unfortunately fiat on
the face, otherwise goodfinej nearly very fine and extremely rare /^600-800

Probably no more than 10 specimens known. A highly underrated rarity

103 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, sixpence, mm. star, 1561, crowned bust 1., rose behind, rev. long cross
fourchee over shield of arms (S.2594; N.2025; Borden & Brown 21-01/21-Rl) , good very fine or better with
an excellentportrait /^400-500

104 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, sixpence, mm. star, 1562, crowned bust 1., rose behind, rev. long cross
fourchee over shield of arms (S.2596; N.2027), toned, good very fine /^250-300

104

105 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, sixpence, mm. star, 1562, broad, crowned bust 1., wearing decorated dress,
small rose behind, rev. long cross pattee over shield of arms (S.2597; N.2027; Borden & Brown 29-04/
29-R2), a little creased and scratched, otherwise finej goodfine and rare /^100-150

This scarce variety has the interior of the crown frosted and the Z of Elizabeth with curly ends.

106

107

106 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, sixpence, mm. Hs, 1568, crowned bust L, rose behind, rev. long cross fourchee

over shield of arms (S.2599; N.2030; Borden & Brown 40-04/40-R2), a couple of lipht obverse die cracks, a
little weak on portrait, otherwise toned, very fine or better /^200-220

107 Elizabeth I, milled coinage, threepence, mm. star, 1562, crowned bust 1., wearing elaborate dress, rev. long

cross fourchee over shield of arms (S.2603; N.2034), very fine but surfaces sliphtly rough /^220-250

108 Elizabeth I, pattern groat in silver, 1601, crowned bust three-quarters 1, wearing ruff and elaborate gown,
rev. crowned monogram, date at sides (S. -; N.2050), a cast specimen, good very fine and rare /^800-1000

y group of pewter to^ns or jettons

109 Elizabeth I, pewter token or jetton, undated, Pstruck for the Accession, phoenix rising from flames,
SOLA PHOENIX OMNIAE MUNDI, rev. bust of queen three-quarters 1., wearing ruff, ET ANGLIAE
GLORIA (M.I. 1, p.90/1; Mitchener 4500), holed and with a few patches of corrosion, otherwise superb quality for
this base metal item, about extremely fine for issue and very rare thus /^200-300

As stated in the footnote to lot 330 in the St James’ Auction 4, the attribution of this item as an Accession medal may well not be correct.
The portrait does not represent the queen at the time of her accession to the throne in the 1550s. The style of portrait and dress suggest a
date much later in the reign and a very similar representation of the queen is to be found on the following extremely rare token which bears
the date 1589. Also, Elizabeth did not adopt the phoenix as a personal badge until some time in the 1570s. Both these facts would suggest
that there is no grounding for this token’s traditional attribution as an accession medal.

110 Elizabeth I, pewter token or jetton, 1589, 24mm, bust of queen three-quarters 1., wearing ruff, crown
above, GOD SAVE THE QVENE, rev. Justice stg. with sword and scales, CONSILIO NIL NISI, date in
exergue (M.I. 1, -; Mitchener -), only poor to fair but extremely rare, less than six specimens traced /^80-120

The similarity of portraiture on the last two lots suggests that the so-caUed Accession medal’ should be dated to the 1580s.

111 Elizabeth I, pewter token or jetton, undated, 23 mm, crowned lion rampant L, within garter, rev. crowned

arms of France between crowned pillars, E-T above (Mitchener 4612),^^;^ in edge and a little creased, otherwise
very fine or better and rare this nice £ 80-100

* ex R Shuttlewood collection — by private treaty

112 Elizabeth I, pewter token or jetton, undated, 21 mm, crowned kon rampant L, within garter, rev. crowned

arms of France, GOD SAVE THE QVENE (Mitchener 4700), a very rare combination of types, the flan a little
uneven, otherwise very fine, reverse better, much as struck £80-100

113 Elizabeth I, pewter token or jetton, undated, 20.5 mm, crowned phoenix, rev. crowned double rose, E-R at
sides, BEATY REGINA (Mitchener 4745), edge flaw and creased, only about finej fine but extremely rare £100-150
* purchased Baldwin’s 1989

Probably less than six specimens traced

114 Elizabeth I, pewter token or jetton, 1584, 29.5 mm, crowned arms of Erance within collar, CAMERtE
COMPVTOR REGIOR, rev. Mercury stg. over captive female, SVBDVCENDIS RATIONIBVS, date in exergue
(Mitchiner -), holed, good fine, excessively rare, an unpublished date for this Exchequer Counter £100-150

James I, second coinage, spur ryal, mm. mullet, crowned figure of king with sword and shield stg. facing
in ship, rev. rose at centre of ornate cross, crowned Hons in angles (S.2614; N.2080; Schneider — this
mintmark not represented), the flan slightly cracked and discoloured at 11 o^clock, otherwise nearly extremely fine, very
rare £7500-8500

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116

117

116 James I, second coinage, unite, mm. Hs, second bust crowned r., holding orb and shouldering sceptre, rev.
crowned shield of arms, IR at sides (S.2618; N.2083), a couple of creases in edge, otherwise about very fine

£800-1000

117 James I, second coinage, unite, mm. rose, second bust crowned r., holding orb and shouldering sceptre,

rev. crowned shield of arms, IR at sides (S.2618; N.2083), fine but plugged £400-450

118 James I, second coinage, unite, mm. rose, fourth bust crowned r., holding orb and shouldering sceptre,

rev. crowned shield of arms, IR at sides (S.2619; N.2084), extremely fine £1800-2200

119 James I, second coinage, unite, mm. key (over coronet?), fourth bust crowned r., holding orb and

shouldering sceptre, rev. crowned shield of arms, I-R at sides (S.2619; N.2084),£?/r £250-300

120 James I, second coinage, unite, mm. beU, fourth bust crowned r., holding orb and shouldering sceptre,

rev. crowned shield of arms, IR at sides (S.2619; N.2084), very fine, a rare mintmark £1600-1800

121 James I, second coinage, unite, mm. cinquefoil, fourth bust crowned r., holding orb and shouldering

sceptre, rev. crowned shield of arms, IR at sides (S.2619; N.2084), a light scratch in front of face, otherwise nearly
extremely fine and rare thus £1600-1800

122 James I, second coinage, thistle crown, mm. tun, crowned rose, rev. crowned thistie between I-R (S.2628;
N.2096), good very fine £650-750

123 James I, third coinage, spur ryal, mm. trefoil, crowned lion holding sceptre above shield of arms, rev.
rose at centre of ornate cross, crowned lions in angles (S.2634; N. 2109; Schneider 80), verjj slight edge crack,
otherwise good very fine and very rare 2000-14000

124 James I, third coinage, laurel, mm. spur rowel, second laur. bust 1., mark of value behind, rev. long cross
fleury over crowned shield of arms (S.2638; N.2112), extremely fine with a superb portrait ^^2200-2500

crowned shield of arms (S.2638B; N.2114), a full, round, well-struck coin, nearly extremely fine /^1500-1800

126 James I, third coinage, laurel, mm. trefoil, fourth laur. bust 1., mark of value behind, rev. long cross fleury
over crowned shield of arms (S.2638B; N.2114), small scrape on reverse at 8 o^clock, otherwise extremely fine as
struck, on a full, roundfan /^1600-2000

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128

127 James I, third coinage, half laurel, mm. trefoil, fourth laur. bust L, mark of value behind, rev. long cross

fleury over crowned shield of arms (S.2641A; N.2117), a scarce bust, nearly very fine hut with a crease through
head /^300-350

128 James I, third coinage, quarter laurel, mm. thistle, second laur. bust 1., mark of value behind, rev. long

cross fleury over crowned shield of arms (S.2642; N.2118), slightly weak in legends, good very fine with a nice
portrait /^500-600

129 James I, first coinage, shilling, mm. thistle, first bust crowned r., mark of value behind, rev. shield of

arms (S.2645; ^.2^17)^ fan split at six o’clock, some surface scratching on obverse, otherwise good fine or better and
scarce £200-250

130 James I, first coinage, shilling, mm. thistle, second bust crowned r., mark of value behind, rev. shield of

arms (S.2646; N.2073), light scratch in obverse field, otherwise good very fine, reverse better £400-450

131 James I, second coinage, shilling, mm. escallop, fourth bust crowned r., mark of value behind, rev. shield of

arms (S.2655); Charles I, Tower mint, shillings (3), mm. crown, anchor and triangle, crowned bust 1., mark
of value behind, rev. shield of arms (S.2791/96/99), mostly fine or better, the third only fair (4) £180-220

132 James I, second coinage, shilling, mm. tower, fifth bust crowned r., mark of value behind, rev. shield of
arms (S.2656; N.2101), a full round coin, very fine or better with a goodportrait, the mint-mark scarce £200-250

133 James I, third coinage, shilling, mm. Hs, sixth bust crowned r., mark of value behind, rev. shield of arms
(S.2668; N.2124), toned, goodfine, reverse better £350-400

134 James I, third coinage, shilling, mm. trefoil, sixth bust crowned r., mark of value behind, rev. shield of
arms (S.2668; ¥\.2\2A),good very fine with a strong portrait £350-400

Charles I, unite, Tower mint, mm. cross calvary, second bust crowned L, wearing ruff and scarf, mark of
value behind, rev. crowned, square-topped, garnished shield (S.2687; N.2148), die flaw at one point in legends,
otherwise extremely fine or better, almost as struck fl\ 500-2000

Charles I, unite. Tower mint, mm. negro’s head, second bust crowned 1., wearing ruff and scarf, mark of
value behind, rev. crowned, square-topped, garnished shield (S.2687; N.2148a), creased and a little flat in places,
otherwise very fine, reverse better /^850-950

Charles I, unite. Tower mint, mm. plume, second bust crowned 1., wearing ruff and scarf, mark of value
behind, rev. crowned, square-topped, garnished shield (S.2688; N.2149), very fine with a goodportrait

£900-1100

Charles I, unite. Tower mint, mm. harp, fourth bust crowned 1., wearing lace coUar, mark of value
behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2691; N.2152),^^^<7 very fine with a good
portrait £1800-2000

Charles I, unite. Tower mint, mm. portcullis, fourth bust crowned 1., wearing lace collar, mark of value
behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2692; N.2153), slight weakness at 10 o’clock,
otherwise extremely fine £1500-1800

Charles I, unite. Tower mint, mm. crown, fourth bust crowned 1., wearing lace collar, mark of value
behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2692; N.2153), scratches behind head,
otherwise about extremely fine with reddish toning £2200-2500

141

Charles I, unite, Tower mint, mm. crown, fourth bust crowned L, wearing lace collar, mark of value
behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2692; good very fine with an

excellentportrait 800-2000

142 Charles I, unite. Tower mint, mm. anchor, fifth bust crowned 1., wearing lace collar, mark of value
behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2692; N.2153b), slightly creased otherwise
good very fine with a goodportrait £1 500-1800

143 Charles I, pattern unite. Tower mint, mm. lis, bust 1., with lace collar, rev. crowned, oval garnished shield,
crowned C-R at sides (S. - ; N.2655; WR.22[R5]), about very fine! good very fine and extremely rare

£7000-8000

This high-relief pattern, probably struck by Abraham Vanderdoort is quite unlike anything adopted for currency It also bears little
resemblance to the lower relief unites struck by Briot in the 1630s. It was probably felt that its medallic qualities made it unsuitable
for general circulation. It seems that the king, however, took a personal interest in raising the artistic standard of the coinage - an
interest perhaps stimulated by the collection of coins and medals formed by his late brother, Henry, prince of Wales.

144 Charles I, double crown, Tower mint, mm. anchor, fifth ‘Aberystwyth’ bust crowned L, wearing lace
collar, mark of value behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2704; N.2172),
scarce, good very fine with an excellent portrait f\ 800-2000

145 Charles I, double crown. Tower mint, mm. anchor, fifth Aberystwyth’ bust crowned 1., wearing lace collar,

mark of value behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2705; N.2173), a little weak
on bust and at correponding place on reverse, otherwise nearly extremely fine with a superb portrait fi\ 500-1800

146 Charles I, double crown. Tower mint under parliament, mm. (P), sixth ‘Briot’s’ bust crowned 1., wearing

lace collar, mark of value behind, rev. crowned, oval, garnished shield, crowned CR at sides (S.2707;
N.2177), slightly creased, goodfine or better and scarce fil 00-900

147 Charles I, Briot’s first milled issue, unite, mm. B and flower/ B, crowned bust 1., mark of value behind, rev.
crowned, flat-topped, garnished shield of arms between crowned CR (S.2719; N.2294), has had a supension
loop removed, surfaces polished, otherwise about very fine or better and extremely rare /^3000-3500

A good opportunity to acquire a great rarity at an affordable price.

148 Charles I, Tower mint, crown, type la, mm. cross calvary, crowned figure of king on horseback L,
brandishing sword, rev. square-topped garnished shield of arms (S.2753; N.2190), slight edge flaw, otherwise
nearly very fine and toned 300-1500

The scarcer of the two mint marks for this type.

149 Charles I, Tower mint, crown, type 3a, mm. anchor, crowned figure of king on horseback 1., holding
sword, rev. oval, garnished shield of arms, (S.2758; N.2195), toned, nearly very fine / very fine /^1300-1500

A slightly scarcer mint mark.

150 Charles I, Tower mint, crown, type 3b, mm. crown, crowned figure of king on horseback 1., holding
sword, rev. oval, garnished shield of arms, plume above (S.2759; N.2196), small scratch behind horse and slightly
weak in places, otherwise about extremely fine with a goodportrait /^1400-1600

151 Charles I, Tower mint under parliament, crown, type 4, mm. (P), crowned figure of king holding sword,
on foreshortened horse 1., rev. oval, garnished shield of arms, (S.2761; N.2214), slightly irregular at one point
on edge, otherwise good fine, reverse better and rare /^900-1100

A rare mint mark, possibly less than 20 specimens known.

152 Charles I, Tower mint under parliament, crown, type 4, mm. (R), crowned figure of king holding
sword, on foreshortened horse 1., rev. oval, garnished shield of arms, (S.2761; N.2214), reverse flan flaw,
goodfine £600-800

A rare mint mark, probably skghtly scarcer than (P).

153 Charles I, Tower mint, shilling, type 1, mm. lis, crowned bust 1., mark of value behind, rev. long cross

over square-topped shield of arms (S.2782; N.2216; cf Brooker 386), tiny split in edge, a few scratches on face,
otherwise toned goodflnel nearly very fine £200-250

154 Charles I, Tower mint, shilling, type 2b, mm. rose, crowned bust 1., mark of value behind, rev. oval,

garnished shield of arms, plume between C-R above (S.2788; N. 2222; Brooker 457), toned, fine to good fine
and scarce £200-250

155 Charles I, Tower mint, shilling, type 4/1 var., mm. triangle over anchor both sides, crowned bust 1., mark

of value behind, rev. long cross over square-topped shield of arms (S.2797; N.2229; cf Brooker 530/31),
a little weak in one quarter, otherwise good very fine and attractively toned £150-200

The present specimen has a group of four pellets to the right of the obverse mintmark and two similar groups on either side of the reverse
mark. Although Brooker has almost thirty specimens of shillings of Sharp group E, none exhibits these elaborate extra marks (but see his
522 obverse and 529 reverse for less extravagant examples). It seems likely that these groups of pellets were some kind of extra moneyer’s
control mark, perhaps to do with the internal workings of the Mint or the Pyx trial.

156 Charles I, Briot’s second milled issue, sixpence, mm. anchor and mullet / anchor, crowned bust 1., mark of
value behind, rev. long cross fourchee over square-topped shield (S.2860; N.2306)^ very fine or better £280-300

157 Charles I, Aberystwyth mint, groat, mm. book, crowned bust 1., plume before face, mark of value behind,
rev. oval, garnished shield of arms, plume above (S.2891; N.2337), a full, round coin, the obverse exhibiting a few
die cracks, otherwise nearly extremely fine and toned £320-350

158 Charles I, Aberystwyth mint, threepence, mm. book, crowned bust 1., plume before face, mark of value
behind, rev. oval, garnished shield of arms, plume above (S.2894; N.2340), round, toned, good very finej very
fine, the reverse a little misstruck at one side 20-150

159 Charles I, Oxford mint, pound, mm. plume/ peUets, 1642, crowned figure of king on horseback,
brandishing sword, trampling on arms, including cannon, plume behind (Shrewsbury die), rev. declaration
in two lines, three plumes and value above, date below (S.2940; N.2398; Brooker 860), very fine, reverse
better /^4000-4500

160 Charles I, Oxford mint, shilling, mm. plume/ -, 1643, crowned bust 1., mark of value behind, rev.

declaration in three lines, three plumes above, date below (S.2972; N.2444; Brooker 933), on a slightly
irregular flan, a little weak in centre of reverse, otherwise very fine or better and attractively toned /^600-800

161 Charles I, Bridgnorth-on-Severn mint (?), groat, mm. plumelet/-, 1646, crowned bust 1., mark of value

behind, plumelet before face, rev. declaration in three lines, three plumes above, date below (S.3042;
N.2525; Brooker plugged through kinfs shoulder and repaired at 6 o^clock, otherwise good very fine or better with
a goodportrait /^200-300

162 Commonwealth, unite, mm. sun, 1653, English shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined shields,
mark of value above (S.3208; N.2715), a couple of creases, good very fine or better /^2600-2800

163 Commonwealth, double crown, mm. sun, 1652/0, EngHsh shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined
shields, mark of value above (S.3210; ^.21X1)^ good extremely fine to about mint state, a superb coin £4000-4500
* ex Bridgewater House Collection, Sotheby, June 1972, lot 118.

164 Commonwealth, double crown, mm. sun, 1653, English shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined
shields, mark of value above (S.3210; N.2717), slightly weak on obverse shield, otherwise good extremely fine — about
as struck and rare thus £3000-3500

165 Commonwealth, double crown, mm. sun, 1653, English shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined
shields, mark of value above (S.3210; N.2717), slightly weak on edges, otherwise good very fine or better on a large
fian £2000-2500

166 Commonwealth, gold crown, mm. sun, 1650, EngHsh shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined
shields, mark of value above (S.3212; ¥^.21X9), good very fine on a large fian 800-2200

167 Commonwealth, gold crown, mm. sun, 1652/0, English shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined
shields, mark of value above (S.3212; N.2719), extremely fine or better on a perfectly roundflan /^3200-3500

* ex Bridgewater House Collection, Sotheby, June 1972, lot 120

168 Commonwealth, halfcrown, 1653, English shield of arms within wreath, rev. conjoined shields, mark of
value above (S.3215); Charles I, Tower mint, halfcrown, type 3al, mm. crown, crowned figure of king on
horseback 1., shouldering sword, rev. oval, garnished shield of arms (fi.211?))^ nearly fine or better, the first with
scratches on reverse (2) fiX 00-120

169 Commonwealth, shilling, mm. sun, 1651, no stops on obverse, English shield of arms within wreath, rev.

conjoined shields, mark of value above (S.3217; ESC.983B) struck on a full, round flan, toned, good very fine or
better and rare thus /^600-700

^ngCisfi MCCecC Coins

170 Oliver Cromwell, broad, 1656, by Simon, laur. head L, reu crowned shield of arms (S.3225), a tiny edge
mark at 5 o’ clock and a couple of light scratches on the reverse. These do not detractfrom what is otherwise a beautiful
coin, about mint state with attractive red toning and much eye appeal 2000-14000

This is one of the finest specimens that the cataloguer has seen and it is certainly the best to come on to the market in recent
years.

171 Oliver CromweU, crown, by Simon, 1658/7, laur. head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3226; ESC.IO),
trace of the die-flaw starting, about extremely flne! extremely fine, graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 58

£3800-4200

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172 Cromwell, silver box, probably 18^ or 19^ century, the lid and base each made of a cast copy in silver of
a 1658 crown (S.3226; ESC. 10), the box unhallmarked, the coins generally better than fine — an unusual and interesting
item f\ 50-200

173 Cromwell, crown or halfcrown, 1658,17^ or 18^ century imitation, in [?] silver, laur. head 1., rev. crowned
shield of arms, dark, about very fine and very rare /^300-400

This extraordinary copy appears to be a later imitation, of reasonable style, of the coins of Cromwell. The maker, however, seems to have been
unsure of what he was copying, since the size is between that of crown and halfcrown. A most unusual item, perhaps with Dutch connections.

174 Oliver Cromwell, shilling, 1658, laur. head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3228; ESC. 1005), a spectacular
coin, nicely toned and mint state. Probably one of the finest known, graded by NGC as Mint State 65 ^^3000-3500

175 Oliver Cromwell, shilling, 1658, laur. head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3228), nicely toned, fields slightly
proofiike, extremely fine or better /^1200-1500

176 Charles II, hammered coinage, third issue, shilling, mm. crown both sides, crowned bust L, mark of
value behind, rev. shield of arms over cross fourchee (S.3322; N.2764), nearly very fine, surfaces a little pock¬
marked £250-300

177 Charles II, five guineas, 1668, VICESIMO, first laur. head r., elephant below, rev. crowned cruciform
shields, sceptres in angles (S.3329), a couple of edge bruises, somewhat scuffed, good fine £1400-1600

178 Charles II, five guineas, 1670, Y SECVNDO, first laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in
angles (S.3328), light red tone, about extremely fine £6500-7000

179 Charles II, five guineas, 1679, T. PRIMO, second laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in
angles (S.3331), tiny metalflaw on edge at 5 o^clock, otherwise very fine or better £2500-2800

180 Charles II, two guineas, 1664, elephant, first laur. head r., elephant below, rev. crowned cruciform shields,
sceptres in angles good very fine, reverse better, reddish toning £2500-3000

181

Charles II, guinea, 1674, fourth laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3344),
goodfine /^500-550

182 Charles II, guinea, 1677, fourth laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3344),
particularly well struck, better than usual, very lightly brushed in places, good very fine or better fi\ 500-2000

183 Charles II, crown, 1662, first laur. bust r., rose below, rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in

angles (S.3350; ESC. 1 S)^fine or better and toned /^300-350

184 Charles II, halfcrown, 1676, V. OCTAVO, R/T in BR, egni instead of regni in edge inscription, fourth

bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked C’s in angles (S.3367; ESC.478var), nearly very fine and a
nice example of this extremely rare variety /^600-800

185 Charles II, halfcrown, 1679, T. PRIMO, the first A of GRATIA possibly an inverted V, fourth bust r.,

rev. crowned cruciform shields, interlinked Cs in angles. Vs in edge inscription are inverted As (S.3367;
ESC.484A), tiny dig onjaw, otherwise good very fine and toned, very rare /^400-500

* ex Adams Collection, Spink Auction 177, December 2005, lot 352

186 Charles II, halfcrown, 1677; William III, halfcrown, 1696; Anne, halfcrown, 1707E; George III,

halfcrown, 1819; George IV, halfcrowns (2), 1820, 1826; Victoria, halfcrowns (3), 1845, 1846, 1876/5
(S.3367/3475/3605/3789/3807/09/3888/89), all fair to fine or better, the first re-engraved in centre of reverse
(9) £90-110

187 Charles II, hammered issue, fourpence, twopence and penny (S.3383/87/89); James II, fourpence,

1686 (S.3414); William IV, maundy penny, 1832; Victoria, maundy fourpence, 1873, twopence, 1838 and
penny, 1884,£/?^ to good very fine (8) £60-80

188 Charles II, maundy set, 1674, laur. bust r., rev. Cs representing mark of value, crown above (S.3392), good

fine to good very fine, the penny with inverted G in GRATIA and scarce in this grade (4) £80-100

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189 Charles II, farthing, 1679, laur. bust L, rev. Britannia std. 1., with shield and spear (S.3394; P.530), double

struck along one side of obverse and reverse, practically uncirculated with some original lustre — it is also the rarest date of
the series /^500-600

A spectacular misstrike in lovely condition — an unusual and rare combination.

190 Charles II, farthing, 1679; engraved penny, 1797; other halfpence and farthings (4); tokens (4); French

coins and tokens in copper and base metal (6); Roman bronze coins (3); other foreign coins and tokens in
silver and base metal fine or better (27) /^80-120

191 Charles II, pattern farthing in copper, dated 1662 on edge, by Roettier, crowned cruciform emblems, rev.

sailing ship 1., (S. -; P.397), rare, good very fine /^250-300

192 James II, guinea, 1686, second laur. head 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3402),

extremely fine to about uncirculated ^^3000-3200

193 James II, guinea, 1688, elephant and casde, second laur. head 1., elephant and castle below, rev. crowned

cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3403), rare, about very fine and quite lustrous /^1200-1500

194 James II, half guinea, 1688, laur. head 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3404), slight
weakness on reverse shield, otherwise about uncirculated and choice /^3500-4000

195

James II, half guinea, 1688, laur. head 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3404), about
uncirculated and choice, graded by PCGS as Mint State 62, rare in this grade /^2700-3000

James II, crown, 1687, TERTIO, second laur. bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3407; ESC.78), tiny
edge flaw at 3 o’clock on reverse, otherwise about uncirculated with steel-grey toning fl\ 800-2000

James II, crown, 1687, TERTIO, second laur. bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3407; ESC.78),
slightly weak on top of king’s hair, otherwise good very fine j nearly extremely fine /^600-700

James II, halfcrown, 1686, SECVNDO, first laur. bustl., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3408; ESC.494),
some light scratches in front of face, good fine or better f\ 00-120

James II, shilling, 1685, laur. bustl., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3410; ESC.1068), about extremely fine
with dark, patchy toning /^600-800

James II, tin farthing, 1685, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. 1., with shield and spear (S.3420; P.547), rare, as
struck with full brilliance, obverse lightly toned ^^2000-2200

201 William and Mary, five guineas, 1692, QUARTO, conjoined laur. heads r., rev. crowned shield of arms
(S.3422), extremely fine or better /^8000-8500

202 William and Mary, guinea, 1689, conjoined laur. heads r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3426), slightly
weak on king^s head, otherwise just extremely fine ^^2800-3200

203 William and Mary, guinea, 1694/3, conjoined laur. heads r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3426), brilliant
mint state and scarce this choice 500-6000

204

205

204 William and Maty, crown, 1691, TERTIO, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned cruciform shields,

interlinked WM’s in angles (S.3433; ESC.82), tiny flaw on May’s chin, otherwise very fine /^750-850

205 William and Mary, halfcrown, 1689, PRIMO, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned shield (S.3435;

ESC.505), about extremely fine and scarce thus /^650-700

206 William and Mary, halfcrown, 1689, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned shield, caul only frosted, pearls
in crown (S.3435; ESC.505), sliyht adjustment marks on William, otherwise good very fine and toned /^200-220

207 William and Mary, halfcrown, 1689, PRIMO, conjoined laur. busts r., V/A in GVLIELMVS, rev. crowned

shield (S.3435; ESC.505A), a couple of tiny digs on obverse, otherwise about very fine and toned /^350-400

208 William and Mary, halfcrown, 1689, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. crowned shield; James II, gunmoney,

crown, 1690; other English silver coins, mostly minor (17) and copper and bronze coins (17), mostly fine or
better, an interesting lot (36) fi\ 60-180

209 William and Mary, tin farthing, 1690, conjoined laur. busts r., rev. Britannia std. 1., with shield and spear
(S.3451; P.577var.), a little obverse corrosion, otherwise about mint state and very rare thus /^1500-1700

The edge reading appears to be NVMMORVM ★ ★ FAMVLVS ★ 1690 — there does not appear to be a final stop after
the date

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210

William III, five guineas, 1701, D. TERTIO, ‘fine work’, second laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform
shields, sceptres in angles (S.3456), slight tooling on the reverse between shield and sceptre, otherwise extremely fine with
a light red tone /^8000-8500

211 William III, guinea, 1701, laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3463), slight
die fiaw through top of letters VUEL of William, otherwise choice mint state ^^4000-4500

212 WiUiam III, crown, 1696, OCTAVO, first laur. bust r. rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3470); Anne,
halfcrown, 1708E , SEPTIMO, bust 1., rev. as last (S.3605), the first good fine but cleaned, the last digits of date
unclear, the secondpoor to fair (2) /^80-100

213

213 William III, halfcrown, 1700, DVODECIMO, laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3494;

ESC.5()\)^ toned, good extremely fine! about mint state /^650-700

214 William III, halfcrown, 1701, elephant and castle, laur. bust r., elephant and castle below, rev. crowned
cruciform shields (S.3495; ESC.566[R4]), only fair with some reverse adjustment marks, but very rare /^900-1200

215

William III, sixpences, 1696,1697, laur. bust r., rep. crowned cruciform shields (S.3520/38), both with some
fkcking, about uncirculated, graded bj NGC as Mint State 62 and 63 respectively (2) £250-300

216 WiUiam III, maundy set, mixed dates (twopence, 1698, others 1701), laur. bust r., rev. crowned mark of
value (S.3549 1501511 52), the first fine, the rest very fine or better (4) £80-100

217 William III, halfpenny, 1700, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. 1., with shield and spear (S.3556), slight scratch

in obverse field, otherwise better than very fine with attractive colour £250-300

218 William III, farthing, 1696, on a thin flan, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. 1., with shield and spear, weight

3.8gms/ 58grs (cf S.3557; P.657var.), a little off-centre, about very fine with nice surfaces, rare £80-100

This coin is 10 grains lighter than the lightest specimen recorded by Peck and a full 25% below the average weight of 80 grains
quoted by him.

fine or better £800-900

220 Anne, guinea, 1711, third bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3574), extremely fine,
reverse better ^^2000-2200

221 Anne, guinea, 1714, third bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3574), about uncirculated

with red tone, choice and rare £2800-3200

Anne, half guinea, 1710, bustl., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3575), about uncirculated,
slight adjustment marks on the bust, the reverse choice £\ 800-2000

Anne, half guinea, 1711, bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3575), may have been
mounted andpossibly gilt, otherwise almost extremely fine /^500-600

Anne, crown, 1703, TERTIO, Vigo, first bust L, VIGO below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3576;
ESC.99),^^?^?<7 very fine, reverse better /^1200-1400

Anne, crown, 1703, TERTIO, Vigo, first bust L, VIGO below, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3576;
ESC.99),>'r £150-200

226

227

Anne, crown, 1707, SEXTO, roses and plumes, first bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses and
plumes in angles (S.3578; ESC.102), tiny collector's mark (?) by FRA^ otherwise lightly toned, almost extremely fine
and choice. Scarce in this grade £1200-1400

Anne, crown, 1707, SEXTO, roses and plumes, first bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses and
plumes in angles (S.3578; ESC.102), fine! nearly very fine £220-250

Anne, halfcrown, 1707, SEXTO, roses and plumes, bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, roses and
plumes in angles (S.3582; ESC.573),^^?^?<7 very fine or better £450-500

Anne, shilling, 1703, Vigo, bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3586; ESC. 1131), verj fine or better

£120-150

Anne, crown, 1707E, SEXTO; 1708E, SEPTIMO, plain, second bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3600;
ESC. 103/106), both fine or better, the first with mark on edge andpock-marking on hair and cheek (2) £200-250

231

232

Anne, crown, 1708/7E, SEPTIMO, plain, second bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3600; ESC.107),
slight adjustment marks both sides, otherwise good fine £150-180

Anne, crown, 1708E, SEPTIMO, plain, second bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3600; ESC.106),
slight adjustment marks, otherwise fine! very fine £150-180

Anne, crown, 1708, SEPTIMO, plumes, second bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, plumes in angles
(S.3602; ESC.108), good very fine but bright £600-800

235

Anne, halfcrown, 1708, SEPTIMO, plain, bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3604; ESC.577),
extremely fine and toned £900-1000

Anne, halfcrown, 1708, SEPTIMO, plumes, bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields, plumes in angles
(S.3606; ESC.578), very fine! good very fine £250-300

Anne, shilling, 1708, plain, third bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3610; ESC.1147), about mint
state /^280-320

Anne, shiUings, 1708, Plumes, 1711, bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3611/18); sixpences, 1703,
Vigo, 1711, bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3590/3619), the first three about very fine or better, the last
fine {A) £120-150

Anne, maundy set, 1713, bust L, rev. crowned mark of value (S.3599), the twopence about very fine, the rest about
extremely fine or better and toned (4) £200-250

Anne, pattern halfpenny, undated, c. 1712, bust L, rev. Britannia std. L, with shield and spear, crown above
(S. -; P.728), brilliant mint state with full lustre, graded by NGC as Mint State 65 Red-Brown £1800-2000

George I, two guineas, 1726, laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3627), choice
good extremely fine or better £4500-5000

241

George I, quarter guinea, 1718, laur. head r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, sceptres in angles (S.3638),
about extremely fine /^300-350

242 George I, shilling, 1720, plain, first laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3646); shilling, 1723
SSC, first laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, SSC in angles, French arms at date (S.3647var.), the
first extremely fine hut the obverse very porous, the second fine and a rare variety (2) fi\ 60-180

245

243 George I, shilling, 1723, SSC, laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, SSC in angles (S.3647; ESC.l 176),

brilliant mint state /^350-400

244 George I, sixpence, 1723 SSC, laur. bust r., rev. crowned cruciform shields, SSC in angles (S.3652;

ESC. 1600), about very fine fifiO-lO

245 George I, farthing, 1721, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. 1., with shield and spear (S.3662), very fine or

better £160-200

246

247

246 George II, two guineas, 1735, young laur. head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3667A), a very scarce date,
very fine! good very fine £1300-1500

247 George II, two guineas, 1738, young laur. head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3667B), small obverse edge
bruise at 7 o’clock, very fine! good very fine £800-900

248 George II, two guineas, 1739, intermediate laur. head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3668), some light
metal striations on obverse, otherwise about uncirculated £1800-2000

George II, guinea, 1758, old laur. head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3680), about extremely fine

£ 1000-1200

249

250 George II, guinea, 1759, old laur. head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3680), better than very fine with a nice
red tone /^800-850

251 George II, half guinea, 1759, old laur. head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3685), mint state, graded by

NGC as Mint State 62 f\ 200-1400

252 George II, half guinea, 1759, old laur. head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3685), mint state and rare in

this grade, housed in an NGC Mint State 64 holder f\ 800-2000

253 George II, proof crown, 1746, VICESIMO, plain, old laur. bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3690;
ESC. 126), a couple of scratches in one quarter of reverse, otherwise good extremely fine and toned ^^2000-2200

254 George III, guinea, 1769, third laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms 21)^practically uncirculated and

a rare date £900-1000

255 George III, guinea, 1771, third laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3727), a few light scratches and

scuffs on kinfs face andfield, otherwise practically mint state £850-950

256 George III, guinea, 1776, fourth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3728), a popular date, the
year of American Independence, slight edge knock on reverse, light scratches in front of mouth otherwise good very fine or
better £500-600

257 George III, guinea, 1785, fourth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3728),_§(90(f very fine

£400-500

258 George III, guinea, 1786, fourth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3728), about very fine! very

fine /^250-280

259

260

George III, guinea, 1790, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (f .3129), good fine or better

£220-250

George III, guinea, 1791, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3729j^ slight dent to right of shield,
otherwise very fine and edge flaw at 5 o’clock, otherwise better than very fine £220-250

261

262

George III, guinea, 1793, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (fi.5129), one small edge grar^,
possibly gilt, about very fine £\ 60-180

George III, guinea, 1798, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S. 3729), about uncirculated

£600-650

263 George III, half guinea, 1763, first laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3731), a very rare date, about
extremely fine) extremely fine £3000-3200

264 George III, half guinea, 1772, second laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3732), obverse cleaned,
some reverse scratches, fine and extremely rare £800-1000

Unpriced in Spink Standard catalogue

265 George III, proof half guinea, 1787, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S. 3735), about
extremely fine and creased — most unusualfor a proof coin £250-300

George III, half guinea, 1798, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S. 3735), extremely fine

£120-150

266

267 Geotge III, half guinea, 1800, fifth laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3735), extremely rare, very
fine, perhaps sometime cleaned /^450-550

This is an extremely rare date — much rarer than the catalogue would suggest.

268

George III, half guinea, 1806, seventh laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3737),
rare date, good very fine! about extremely fine /^220-250

269 George III, half guinea, 1809, seventh laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3737),

extremely fine or better 80

270 George III, half guinea, 1813, seventh laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3737),

uncirculated 00-550

271 George III, half guinea, 1813, seventh laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3737), the

military issue, the last year of the half guineas, practically uncirculated /^200-250

272 George III, third guinea, 1808, second laur. head r., rev. crown, date below practically mint

state £250-300

273 George III, third guinea, 1808, second laur. head r., rev. crown, date below (S.3740), about uncirculated and

choice £250-300

274 George III, doUar, oval countermarked on portrait 8 reales of Charles IV of Spain, 1790FM, Mexico City

(S.3765A), coin and counterstamp very fine or better £250-280

275 George III, dollar, octagonal countermarked on portrait 8 reales of Charles IV of Spain, 1797FM, Mexico

City (S.3766; ESC. 138), scarce, good very fine or better £700-800

276

277

George III, dollar, octagonal countermarked on portrait 8 reales of Charles IV of Spain, 1799IJ, Lima
(S.3766), coin and counterstamp about very fine, scarce /^450-500

George III, Bank of England, doUar, 1804, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia seated within crowned garter
(S.3768), some hairlines, about mint state but has been dipped /^550-600

278 George III, Bank of England, doUar, 1804, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia seated within crowned garter
(S.3768), die crack on reverse rim, otherwise extremely fine or better, liphtly toned /^450-500

279

George III, Bank of England, doUar, 1804, laur. bust r., rev. Britannia std. within crowned garter (S.3768),
toned, very fine or better /^250-300

280 George III, Bank of England, 3 shUUngs, 1816, laur. head r., rev. value within wreath (S.3770), the rarest
date, about very fine /^400-450

281 Geotge III, cartwheel penny, 1797, laur bust r., rev. Britannia seated 1. (S.3777), about uncirculated with some

mint red /^250-300

282 George III, cartwheel penny, 1797, laur bust r., rev. Britannia seated 1. (S.3777), li^t die crack across reverse,

darkly toned, good extremely fine to about uncirculated 50-180

283 George III, pattern two pounds, 1820, LX, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3784; WR.179),
very rare, brilliantproof with a few light hairlines /^17000-18000

Probably the nicest specimen to come on to the market in the last few years

The pattern £5 and £2 struck by Pistrucci towards the end of George IIPs ‘new’ coinage in 1820 were never adopted for
currency. It may be that these larger denominations were not deemed necessary at the time, or possibly the death of the king
in that year put paid to any plans to make a currency issue of these bigger coins.

284 George III, half sovereign, 1818, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3786), a scarce date,

uncirculated /^420-450

285 George III, half sovereign, 1820, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3786), mint state /^450-500

286

287

286 Geotge III, ciTo^A^iij 181.8j XJVTII, Iru-I* ]nc2,cl r.j tbv. St Cjcot^c 2,ncl clir2,^on ^S.3V8'75 6yctT6?726Jy

fine /^ 300-400

287 George III, crown, 1819, LIX, laur head r., rev. St George and dragon (S.3787; ESC.215), mint state and

choice, rare thus, graded by NGC as MS64 fil 00-750

A truly mint state George III crown is a difficult item to find nowadays.

288

289

288 George III, halfcrown, 1817, laur. ‘buU’ head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter, S/I in PENSE

(S.3788; ESC.616var), nearly extremely fine, the variety listed in Spink as extremely rare /^350-400

289 George III, halfcrown, 1817, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield within garter (S.3789; ESC.618), a fem

bagmarks, otherwise choice mint state and nicely toned /^300-350

290 George III, pattern halfcrown, 1817, by T Wyon, laur. head r. similar to the small head currency coins, rev.
crowned shield within garter, the garnishing overlapping the Garter (S.3789var.; ESC.627), extremely rare,
deeply toned, about FDC £2800-3200

291 George III, shilling, 1816, laur head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3790; ESC.1228),

brilliant mint state with rainbow toning 00-120

292 George III, sixpence, 1819, laur. head r., legend reads BRITT REX, with no colon between, rev. crowned

shield within garter (S.3791), some slight edge nicks, very fine or better, apparently an unpublished legend variety and
presumably very rare /^50-80

A variety of 1820 with no colon stops lists in Spink’s Standard Catalogue at £375 in very fine.

90

293 Geotge III, maundy set, 1818, laur head r., rev. crowned mark of value (S.3792), extremely fine to mint state

(4) £150-200

294 George IV, proof five pounds, 1826, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms over mande (S.3797), a few
very light hairlines, otherwise brilliant FDC £11000-12000

This is the first time that this coin has been offered for sale on its own, as the current owner has taken it from a broken set.
Other coins from this set are included later in this sale

295

295 George FV, two pounds, 1823, bare head L, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3798), good very fine or

better £750-850

296 George IV, half sovereign, 1823, laur. head L, rev. crowned shield of arms good very fine £250-300

297 George IV, proof half sovereign, 1826, bare head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3804), brilliant mint

state £1200-1500

298 George IV, half sovereign, 1828, bare head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3804), very fine or

better £250-300

299

George IV, crown, 1821, SECUNDO, laur. head 1., rev. St George and dragon (S.3805; ESC.246), toned,
good very fine or better £250-280

300 George IV, proof crown, 1821, SECUNDO, laur. head 1., rev. St George and dragon (S.3805; ESC.247),
rare, deeply toned, about FDC £1800-2000

301 George IV, crown, 1822, SECUNDO, laur. head 1., rev. St George and dragon (S.3805; ESC.251), toned,
about mint state £1500-1700

302

George IV, crown, 1822, SECUNDO, laur. head L, rev. St George and dragon (S.3805; ESC.251), about
extremely fine hut cleaned /^300-350

303

George IV, halfcrown, 1823, laur. head L, rev. crowned shield within garter and coUar (S.3808; ESC.634),
a few light hairlines, practically uncirculated /^350-400

304 George IV, halfcrown, 1825, bare head L, rev. crowned helmet over ornate shield of arms (S.3809;
ESC.642), a few light bagmarks, otherwise practically uncirculated and nicely toned /^250-300

305 George IV, halfcrown, 1826, bare head L, rev. crowned helmet over ornate shield of arms (S.3809;
ESC.646), practically mint state /^300-350

306 George IV, sixpence, 1821, laur. head 1., legend reads BBITNNIARin error, rev. crowned, garnished shield

of arms (S.3813; ESC.1656), toned, mint state and very rare in this grade /^700-900

307 George IV, maundy set, 1829, laur. head 1., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3816); William
IV, maundy set, 1834, bare head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3840),y?«g to extremely fine
(8) £100-120

308 George IV, proof penny, 1826, laur. head 1., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3823), about
FDC £350-400

309

George IV, proof halfpenny, 1826, laur. head 1., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3824), about
FDC £250-300

310

George IV, proof farthing, 1821, laur. bust 1., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3822; P.1408),
about FDC and extremely rare 50-650

The copper proof farthing is extremely rare.

311 George IV, proof farthing, 1826, laur. head 1., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3825), about

FDC £180-200

312 George IV, proof farthing, 1826, laur. head 1., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3825), about

FDC £180-200

313 WiUiam IV, proof two pounds, 1831, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle (S.3828;
WR.258), scarce, brilliant FDC £5500-6000

314 WiUiam IV, proof half sovereign, 1831, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3830), a few hairlines
but still an attractive coin, about FDC, graded by NGC as Proof 62, Ultra Cameo £1200-1500

315 William IV, pattern crown, 1834, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle, edge plain
(S.3833; ESC.275; L&S.6), slight edge bruise on obverse, brilliant VDC and toned 6000-18000

The first time this particular specimen has come to the market in sixty years. Sold with the coin is an NGC certificate of
grading as Proof 64

316 William IV, halfcrown, 1835, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle (S.3834; ESC.665), a
little weakly struck in places, otherwise about uncirculated /^400-500

317 William IV, shillings 1835, bare head r., rev. value within wreath (S.3835; practically mint

state £250-300

318 William IV, sixpence, 1834, bare head r., rev. value within wreath (S.3836; ESC.1674), about mint state, the
obverse toned £150-180

319

319 WiUiam IV, proof sixpence, 1837, bare head r., rev. value within wreath (S.3836; ESC.1681 [R6]), extremely

rare, about FDC and toned £ 800 “ 1 000

This coin is not priced in the latest edition of the Standard Catalogue.

320 William IV, proof groat, 1836, head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident, plain edge (S.3837;

ESC.1920), toned about FDC and rare £380-420

321 William IV, groats, 1836 (6), bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3837; ESC.1918),
all bright mint state and contained in a contemporary metal (?EPNS) box with tooled leather inserts (6) £350-380

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322 William IV, proof maundy set, 1831, bare head r., rev. value within wreath (S.3840), deeply toned, about
FDC. From the proof set (4) £350-400

323 William IV, proof penny, 1831, bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3845), about
FDC £400-450

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325

324 William IV, proof halfpenny, 1831, bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3847),
about FDC £250-300

325 William IV, proof farthing, 1831, bare head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3848), about
FDC £220-240

326 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1841, 1857, 1876, 1878, 1884, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms
(S.3859/3860E/3861),>^ to very fine (5)

327 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1852 (2), 1853,1865,1876, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859/

3860/3860D), about fine to goodfine (5) /^200-220

328 Victoria, half sovereign, 1853, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859; Marsh427), tiny mark

on cheek, mint state /^350-400

329 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1855, 1867, 1878, 1884, 1885, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms

(S.3859/3860/3860E/3861),>^ to good very fine (5) £250-280

330 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1856,1876,1884 (2), 1885, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859/

3860E/3861), the first good very fine! about extremely fine, the others goodfine to good very fine (5) £320-350

331 Victoria, half sovereign, 1857, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859), a few light scuffs in fields,

otherwise practically uncirculated £260-280

332 Victoria, half sovereign, 1862, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3859A; Marsh436), slight
flatness on obverse rim at 10 o^clock, goodfine £300-350

Undoubtedly the key date of the Victorian series and very hard to find nowadays.

333 Victoria, half sovereign, 1870, die no. 1, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms, coarse, raised border
both sides (S.3860A), obverse die cracked around legend, extremely fine or better and very rare £600-700

334 Victoria, half sovereign, 1871, no die no, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms, normal border

(S.3860B), good finej nearly very fine and extremely rare — the only specimen that the cataloguer has seen offered for
sale £400-500

335 Victoria, half sovereign, 1872, die no. 106, young head 1., nose points to T of VICTORIA, rev. crowned

shield of arms, coarse, normal border (S.3860C), nearly very fine and very scarce £200-250

336 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1874, 1883 (2), 1884 (2), young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms

(S.3860D/ 'h%0X)^goodfine to very fine (5) £250-280

337 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1876,1883 (3), 1884, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3860D/3861),

fine to good very fine (5) £250-280

338 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1877, 1883 (2), 1884, 1885, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms

(S.3860E/3861), fine to very fine (5) £250-280

339

Victoria, half sovereigns, 1878 (2), 1883 (2), 1885, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms
(S.3860E/3861), to good very fine (5) £250-280

340

Victoria, half sovereign, 1880, die no. 78, young head L, in low relief, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3860F),
nearly extremely fine and very rare /^300-350

341 Victoria, half sovereign, 1872S, young head 1. nose points to T of VICTORIA, rev. crowned shield of
arms, S below (S.3862A), nearly extremely fine and very rare /^400-500

342

342 Victoria, half sovereigns, 1880S, 1883S, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms, S below (S.3862E),

both about extremely fine, the first brushed and with slight edge scrapes, the second lustrous (2) /^250-300

343 Victoria, half sovereign, 1886S, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms, S below (S.3862E), some obverse

hairlines, otherwise extremely fine /^450-500

344 Victoria, proof set, 1887, fifi — silver 3d, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust L, rev. various (S.PS5), brilliant FDQ the
silver superbly toned, in original case of issue (11) /^6500-7500

345 Victoria, five pounds, 1887, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust L, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3864), brilliant mint
state /^800-900

346

Victoria, five pounds, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust L, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3864), very fine or
better but heavily scuffed /^450-500

348

347 Victoria, five pounds, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3864), has been

lightly cleaned, a few cuffs, extremely fine /^450-550

348 Victoria, five pounds, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3864),^/f; surfaces

marked /^400-450

349

350

349 Victoria, proof two pounds, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3865), a very

few light hairlines, otherwise a brilliantproof, graded by NGC as Proof 63 Cameo /^950-1000

350 Victoria, two pounds, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3865), mint state,

graded by NGC as Mint State 64 /^400-450

351

Victoria, two pounds, 1887, crowned. Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3865), mint
state £350-400

352

Victoria, two pounds, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3865); George
III, half sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3786), the first has edge drilled at top and
bottom, otherwise very fine, the second fair (2) £220-250

353 Victoria, half sovereign, 1887, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust L, small, close JEB on truncation, rev. crowned shield of

arms (S.3869A), some marks on obverse rim at 6 o^clock, nearly extremely fine and very rare in this grade ^^300-400

354 Victoria, half sovereign, 1887S, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust L, spread JEB on truncation, rev. crowned shield

of arms, S below (S.3871), rare, about very fine /^100-150

355 Victoria, half sovereign, 1887S, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust L, rev. crowned shield of arms, S below (S.3871),

scarce, extremely fine or better /^240-260

356 Victoria, half sovereign, 1887S, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust L, rev. crowned shield of arms, S below (S.3871),

rare, lightly brushed on obverse, otherwise good extremely fine /^180-220

357 Victoria, half sovereign, 1887S, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. crowned shield of arms, S below (S.3871);

George V, half sovereign, 1915S, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.4009), very
fine or better (2) fi\ 20-140

358 Victoria, proof set, 1893, five pounds to silver threepence, veiled head 1., rev. various (S.PS7), brilliant
FDQ the silver deeply toned, housed in the original Royal Mint case of issue (10) /^6500-7500

British proof sets from 1826-1937 are stiU considerably undervalued. A lot of these sets have been broken up over the years,
mostly to supply individual coins to ‘type’ collectors. This leaves original, complete sets quite rare and we feel that these are
due for a price rise.

359 Victoria, five pounds, 1893, crowned, veiled bust L, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3872), brilliant mint
state 800-2000

360 Victoria, five pounds, 1893, crowned, veiled bust L, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3872), some scuffing
in obverse field, about mint state fi\ 200-1400

361 Victoria, five pounds, 1893, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon 7)^practically

uncirculated /^1200-1400

362 Victoria, half sovereign, 1893S, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date

(S.3881), lustrous, about extremely fine or better fi\ 50-200

363

Victoria, half sovereigns, 1900S, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date
(S.3881), very fine or better (2) fi200-220

364 Victoria, gold medallion for the Diamond Jubilee, 1897, by de SauUes, veiled bust 1., rev. young head 1.,
date and branch below, 56mm; weight 92.9gms (Eimer. 1817), official Royal Mint issuefor the Jubilee, in case

of issue, slight scuffing, about FDC /^1200-1500

365

366

365 Victoria, crown, 1844, VIII, star edge stops, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath

(S.3882; ESC.280), tiny mark by 4 of date, otherwise about extremely fine /^800-850

366 Victoria, crown, 1844, VIII, cinquefoil edge stops, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within

wreath (S.3882; ESC.281), liyhtly brushed on obverse, otherwise extremely fine or better /^800-850

367 Victoria, crown, 1844, VIII, cinquefoil edge stops; 1847, XI, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms
within wreath (S.3882; ESC.281 /286), about very fine and good very fine (2) /^300-350

368 369

368 Victoria, crown, 1845, VIII, cinquefoil edge stops, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within

wreath (S.3882; ESC282), a few light hairlines, about uncirculated /^1200-1500

369 Victoria, crown, 1847, undecimo, crowned ‘gothic’ bust 1., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883;

ESC.288), mint state, graded by NGC as Proof 64 ^^2500-3000

370 Victoria, crown, 1847, undecimo, crowned ‘gothic’ bust 1., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883;
ESC.288), dark tone, about uncirculated /^1800-2000

372

371 Victoria, crown, 1847, undecimo, crowned ‘gothic’ bust L, rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883;

ESC.288), deeply toned, choice, about VDC 400-1600

372 Victoria, crown, 1847, undecimo, crowned ‘gothic’ bust L, rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883;

ESC.288), lightly toned, good extremely fine fi\ 300-1500

373

374

373 Victoria, crown, 1847, undecimo, crowned ‘gothic’ bust L, rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883; ESC.288),

heavily marked in field in front of neck, one mark on bust, lightly toned, extremely fine or better /^800-900

374 Victoria, crown, 1847, plain edge, crowned ‘gothic’ bust 1., rev. crowned, cruciform shields (S.3883;

ESC.291), good very fine but harshly cleaned fil 00-750

376

375 Victoria, halfcrown, 1843, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, (S.3888; ESC.676),

a rare date, about extremely fine but cleaned /^350-400

376 Victoria, halfcrown, 1884, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3889; ESC.712),

about uncirculated £220-250

yii

Victoria, ‘godless,’ florin, 1849, crowned bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3890), choice mint state,
graded by NGC as Mint State 66 fifiOO-550

378

380

378 Victoria, ‘godless,’ florin, 1849, crowned bust L, ww on truncation obliterated, rev. crowned cruciform

shields (^.?)^90\¥.SC.^02K)^practicallj! uncirculated /^200-220

379 Victoria, gothic florins (2), 1874,1879, crowned bust L, rev. crowned cruciform shields (S.3893/3898), the

first about extremely fine and toned, the second very fine or better (2) fi\ 00-120

380 Victoria, gothic florin, 1881, with broken x punch in date, crowned bust 1., rev. crowned cruciform shields

(S.3900; ESC.858A), about uncirculated /^300-350

The date appears to read mdccclxxri

381 Victoria, proof shilling, 1839, young head L, rev. value within wreath, plain edge (S.3904; ESC.1282), toned,

about FDC, as issued in the proof sets /^400-450

382 Victoria, shilling, 1856, young head L, rev. value within wreath (S.3904; ESC.l 304), nicely toned, mint state and

scarce f\ 50-200

384

383 Victoria, shilling, 1866, die no. 63, young head 1., rev. value within wreath (S.3905; ESC.l314), lightly toned,

mint state f\50-\ 80

384 Victoria, proof sixpence, 1839, young head 1., rev. value within wreath, plain edge (S.3908; ESC.l685), as

issued in the proof set, deeply toned, about FDC /^280-300

385 Victoria, proof sixpence, 1839, young head 1., rev. value within wreath, plain edge (S.3908; ESC.l685),

some hairlines, about FDC and deeply toned /^220-250

386 Victoria, sixpence, 1871, die no. 20, young head 1., rev. value within wreath (S.3910; ESC.l723), mint
state £140-160

387

Victoria, sixpence, 1878/7, die no.30, young head 1., rev. value within wreath (S.3910; ESC.l734A[R4]),
toned, good extremely fine and very rare thus £600-800

388 Victoria, proof groat, 1853, young head L, rev. Britannia std. L, with shield and trident, miUed edge, die

axis II (S.3913; ESC. 1950), bright, nearly FDC and very rare /^550-600

This piece is rarer than the Standard Catalogue suggests.

389 Victoria, proof threepence, 1853, young head 1., rev. value within wreath, plain edge, die axis 11 (S.3914;

ESC.2060var), about FDC, extremely rare /^700-800

390 Victoria, threepences (3), 1843, 1872, 1891, head 1., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath;

threehalfpences (4), aU 1843; penny, 1874, young bust 1., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident
(S.3914/14C/15/31/54), mostly good very fine to extremely fine, the third about uncirculated, the last with traces of
lustre (f) £120-150

391 Victoria, proof maundy twopence and penny, 1868, young head 1., rev. crowned mark of value within

wreath, struck en medaiUe (S.3919/20), together with regular maundy twopence and penny for comparison,
the first two toned, about FDC and extremely rare, the others extremely fine or better (4) £400-500

There seems to be no record of a proof maundy set for 1868 — these pieces, with frosted details and mirror-kke fields,
presumably come from a VIP set which would suggest that they are very rare indeed. Other odd proof strikings are known
around this period, including proof shillings, sixpences and a maundy set all dated 1867.

392 Victoria, maundy sets (2), 1890 and 1895, bust 1., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath; Edward VII,

matt proof maundy set, 1902, head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.3932/43/85), all about
FDC and toned (12) £160-180

393 Victoria, crown, 1895, LVIII, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3937; ESC.308), a
few scuffs, slight mark on the horse^s flank, otherwise lightly toned mint state and scarce £300-350

394 Victoria, proof halfcrown, 1893, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3938;
F?iC.l27)^ nicely toned, brilliant mint state £160-200

395 Victoria, copper halfpenny, 1848/7, young head L, rev. Britannia std. r. with shield and trident (S.3949),
uncirculated with lustre and scarce thus 00-120

396 Victoria, penny, 1869, young bust L, rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3954),^^?^?<7 fine and a
rare date £1 60-180

397 Victoria, penny, 1875H, young bust L, rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3955) Just very fine and
scarce £10-90

398 Edward VII, gold medallion for the Coronation, 1902, by de SauUes, crowned bust of king r., rev.
crowned bust of queen Alexandra r., date on ribbon below, 56mm; weight 91.4gms (Eimer 1871), the
officialKojjalMint issue, brilliant FDC in original case, becoming scarce £\200-\500

* with a ticket stating ex J Pierpont [sic] Morgan collection.

399 Edwatd VII, matt proof set, 1902, £5 — maundy penny, head r., rev. various (S.PS9), brilliant FDC, in
original fitted case of issue (13) /^1600-1800

See illustration on the following page

400 Edward VII, matt proof set, 1902, £f — maundy penny, head r., rev. various (S.PS9), FDC, in originalfitted
case of issue (13) £\ 600-1800

See illustration on the following page

401

Edward VII, five pounds, 1902, head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3965), mint state

£800-850

£07400

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

409

410

411

JL group of^dwarcCVlI fiaCf sovereigns

all practically mint state and becoming scarce nowadays in this grade

Edward VII, half sovereigns, 1905 (2), 1906 (5), 1907 (2), bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon
(S.3974B), all about uncirculated (9) /^450-550

Edward VII, half sovereigns, 1908 (10), bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3974B), all about
uncirculated (10) 50-600

Edward VII, half sovereigns, 1908 (6), 1909 (5), bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3974B),
all about uncirculated (11) /^600-650

Edward VII, half sovereigns, 1909 (2), 1910 (11), bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3974B),
all about uncirculated (13) /^650-750

Edward VII, half sovereign, 1908M, 1909M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date
(S.3975), both about extremely fine and scarce (2) fi\ 80-200

Edward VII, half sovereign, 1909M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3975),
scarce, practically uncirculated fi\ 60-180

Edward VII, half sovereign, 1904P, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.3976A),
slight dig on head, otherwise very fine and rare /^80-100

and the dragon, P above date (S.3976B),

£120-140

Edward VII, half sovereign, 1906S, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3977B),
rare, practically mint state £200-250

Edward VII, half sovereign, 1909P, bare head r., rev. St. George
very fine and scarce

Edward VII, half sovereigns, 1908S, 191 OS, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date
(S.3977B), extremely fine or better (2) £140-160

412

Edward VII, crown, 1902, head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3978; ESC.361); halfcrown, 1906;
florin, 1905; shilling, 1904 (S.3980/81/82), the second nearly extremely fine and toned, the others fine or better, the
last two scarce (4) fi\ 20-150

413 Edward VII, halfcrown, 1907, head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3980; ESC.752), blotchy
toning, otherwise practically uncirculated /^350-400

414

414

Edward VII, halfcrown, 1910, head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (S.3980; ESC.755),
extremely fine or better! mint state /^250-300

415 Edward VII, florin, 1905, head r., rev. Britannia stg. r., with shield and trident (S.3981; ESC.923), a rare

date, good very fine fi\ 50-200

416 Edward VII, shilling, 1903, head r., rev. Hon on crown (S.3982; ESC 1412), rare date, extremely fine to about

uncirculated and nicely toned fi\ 40-160

417 Edward VII, penny, 1902, low tide, head r., rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.3990A),
uncirculated with full lustre and rare thus /^140-160

418

George V, gold proof set, 1911, for the Coronation, fifi — half sovereign, head 1., rev.^ St. George and
the dragon (S.3994/95/96/4006), brilliant YDC, graded by NGC as Proof 64, 66, 64 and 63 respectively
(4) £2500-2700

419

George V, proof five pounds, 1911, bare head L, rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3994), some
hairlines, about VDC /^1200-1400

420 George V, proof crown, 1927, head L, rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.367), bright,
nearly FDC £1 50-180

15030 specimens struck

421 George V, crown, 1928, head L, rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.368), extremely fine to
about uncirculated, slight bag-marking on neck £\ 80-220

9034 specimens struck

422 423

422 George V, crown, 1928, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.368), very fine, reverse
better /^160-180

423 George V, crown, 1929, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.369), extreme^ fine or
better £1 60-200

4994 specimens struck

424

424 425

George V, crown, 1929, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.369), about extremely
fine, toned £\20-\A0

425 George V, crown, 1931, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.371), a couple of minor
spots on the obverse, otherwise practically uncirculated £\ 80-200

426

427

426 Geotge V, crown, 1931, head L, rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ^SQ.?)lV)^good verj fine or

better /^150-180

4056 pieces struck

427 George V, crown, 1932, head L, rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.372), scarce, slightly

proofiike, extremely fine or better /^300-350

2395 pieces struck

428 429

428 George V, crown, 1932, head L, rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.372), rare, slightly

proofiike, mint state /^450-500

429 George V, crown, 1933, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.373), extremely

fine £180-200

7132 pieces struck

430 George V, crown, 1933, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.373), about very

fine £130-150

431 George V, crown, 1934, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.374), choice, about mint

state and scarce in this grade £3000-3500

932 pieces struck

432

433

432 George V, proof crown, 1935, raised edge, head L, rev. styHsed St George and the dragon (S.4050;

ESC.378), a few light hairlines, about FDC £220-250

2500 pieces struck

433 George V, crown, 1936, head 1., rev. large crown within circular wreath (S.4036; ESC.381), ve?y

fine £180-200

2473 pieces struck

434 George V, crown, 1935; halfcrown, 1913; florin, 1911; shilling, 1927; proof florin and shilling, 1927, head

L, rev. various (S.4048/4011 /12/4033/38/39), all extremely fine or better, some toned (6) £120-140

435 George V, halfcrown, 1924, head L, rev. crowned shield within garter; proof halfcrown, 1927, head L, rev. shield

of arms, crowned interlinked Gs at sides (S.4021A/4037; ESC.771/776), extremely fine or better (2) £100-120

436 George V, maundy sets (4), 1912,1925, 1929, 1932, head L, rev. crowned mark of value (S.4016/27/43),

all about FDC and toned (16) £200-220

437

438

437 George V, penny, 1918H, head L, rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4052), weakly struck as

usual, extremely fine or better with original lustre £250-300

438 George V, penny, 1919H, head L, rev. Britannia std. r., with shield and trident (S.4052), may have been cleaned

a long time ago, about uncirculated with considerable lustre £300-350

439

Edward VIII, gold medallion commemorating the accession and abdication, 1936, by Pinches, crowned bust r.,
rev. inscription within wreath, 35mm; weight 33.6 grams (Eimer 2041), matt sufaces, mint state £550-600

440 George VI, proof set, 1937, — half sovereign, bare head L, rev,^ St. George and the dragon (S.PS15),

hrilliant FDQ graded by NGC as Proof 64, 64, 65 and 63 respectively with original case of issue (4) ^^2200-2400

441 George VI, gold proof set, 1937, ff — half sovereign, bare head L, rev., St. George and the dragon
(S.PS15), about FDC in original case of issue (4) /^2200-2400

442 EHzabeth II, maundy set, 1953, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath (S.4126), about
FDC, graded by PCGS as Proof 64!65. The scarcest maundy set of the 2Ql^ century (4) £450-500

This set has kghtly frosted details and mirror-Mke fields. Does this perhaps suggest that a VIP issue was produced for the
Coronation year?

443 Elizabeth II, VIP proof crown, 1960, laur. head r., rev. cruciform shields, crown in centre, emblems in
angles (S.4143; ESC.393M; L&S.IO), a magnificent piece, struck with a frosted bust, FDC, in Koyal Mint case of
issue £400-450

It is most unusual to see this coin in its original case. This is the first that the cataloguer has seen in thirty years.

444 Elizabeth II, halfcrown, 1961, struck on a thin flan, head r., rev. crowned shield, E-R at sides, weight 9.78

gms (S.4145; ESC.798P), about uncirculated and rare /^100-120

445 Elizabeth II, halfcrown, 1964, struck without a collar, head r., rev. crowned shield, E-R at sides, (S.4145;

ESC.798U), one small edge knock, otherwise uncirculated and very rare /^130-150

446 EHzabeth II, crown size blank, 1981 — apparendy puUed out of a mint-sealed bag of Charles and Diana
wedding 25p coins, some hag marking, about uncirculated and scarce /^80-100

447 Elizabeth II, pattern 20 pence in cupro-nickel, 1981, crowned shield of arms between Tower and rose,
EXPERIMENTAL COIN and date incuse in raised border, rev. orb, ROYAL MINT TRIAL in border (S.-), about
uncirculated, very rare 20-150

448 EHzabeth II, maundy sets (3), 1955, 1971, 1987, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath
(S.4131/4211), aboutFDC (12) £150-180

449 EUzabeth II, maundy set, 2002, struck in gold, laur. head r., rev. crowned mark of value within wreath
(S.4211 [PGJSl]), FDQ housed in case of issue, very rare /^1000-1200

This set was struck as part of the larger Golden Jubilee proof set in gold — Hmited to a mintage of 2002 sets.

450 Elizabeth II, gold proof set, 1984, ff, sovereign and half sovereign, diademed bust r., rev. St. George
and the dragon (S.PG S05), brilliant FDQ in original case of issue (3) /^450-500

view this catalogue on-line at WWW.SIXBID.COM

451 Elizabeth II, gold Britannia proof set, 1987, /^lOO, /^50, ^2S and /^lO, crowned bust r., rev. Britannia
stg. with shield and trident (S.PB SOI), brilliant FDC, in original case of issue (4) /^650-700

452 Elizabeth II, gold proof half sovereign, 1989, fuU-length, crowned figure of queen std. on throne
holding two sceptres, rev. crowned shield of arms on fuU-blown rose (S.4277), FDC /^120-150

453 Elizabeth II, proof five pound in silver, 2005, Nelson commemorative, crowned head r., rev. bust of
Nelson facing, between dates, plain edge (S.4560), a most unusual and apparently unrecorded variety, struck without
the normal Fngland expects... ^ edge inscription, FDC £200-300

This is the only specimen we have seen, presumably extremely rare.

Ji group of original nineteentfi-century proof set cases

454 An original case for a George IV gold and silver proof set, 1826, blue velvet base with inserts for 11

coins, white satin lining to Hd, red leather exterior, all original, some scuffing, otherwise in reasonable condition, ink
writing on base and lid £300-100

455 An original case for a William IV gold and silver proof set, 1831, blue velvet base with inserts for

14 coins, white satin lining to lid, maroon leather exterior, all original, slight scuffing, in reasonable condition,

indistinct ink writing on lid £fi00-100

456 An original case for a Victoria gold and silver proof set, 1839, dark blue velvet base with inserts for

15 coins, white satin lining to Hd, maroon leather exterior, all original, slight wear and scuffing, in reasonable

condition £fi00-100

ScottisH Coins

457 458 459

457 Scotland, John Baliol, halfpenny, crowned bust 1. with sceptre, reu long cross, two mullets of six points

in angles (S.5074; Burns. 222/223), a little flat in one quarter, otherwise good fine and rare /^400-450

458 Scodand, James II, lion, first issue, crowned shield of arms, crowns at sides, rev. St. Andrew crucified, lis

at sides (S.5220), a little double struck on the obverse, otherwise better than very fine /^4000-4500

459

Scodand, James III, groat, type IV, light issue, c. 1482, crowned bust facing, rev. long cross, peUets and
muUets in angles (S.5280), nearly very fine /^300-350

460 Scodand, James III, groat, type VI, main issue, c. 1484-88, crowned bust half-left, rev. long cross, peUets
and crowns in angles (S.5287), nearly very fine /^300-350

* ex Davidson collection, DNW, December 2003, lot 431

The earliest Renaissance coin portrait outside Italy.

461 Scodand, James IV, unicorn, type I, mm. Hs, unicorn stg. 1., with crown on neck, holding Scotdsh shield
of arms, rev. large, wavy star over cross deury, peUet in centre (fi.blo\S),good very fine /^2500-2800

462 Scodand, James IV, half unicorn, type I, mm. lis, unicorn stg. 1., with crown on neck, holding Scotdsh
shield of arms, rev. large, wavy star over cross deury, peUet in centre (S.5320), a full, round coin, very fine or
better /^2800-3200

463

464

463 Scotland, James IV, half unicorn, type I, mm. lis, unicorn stg. L, with crown on neck, holding Scottish

shield of arms, rev. large, wavy star over cross fleury, pellet in centre (S.5320), scratch in obverse field, otherwise
very fine or better fi\ 500-2000

464 Scodand, James V, unicorn, mm. crown, unicorn stg. 1., with crown on neck, holding Scottish shield of

arms, X below, rev. large, wavy star over cross fleury, mullet in centre (S.5365), slightly off-centre, very fine or
better /^3000-3500

465 Scotland, Mary, first period, gold twenty-two shillings, 1553, crowned shield of arms between I-G, rev.

crowned MR between cinquefoils (S.5396), of unusually neat workmanship, nearly extremely fine on a full, round
flan, rare /^3800-4200

466 Scotland, Mary, first period, three pound piece or portrait ryal, 1555, bust 1., rev. crowned shield of arms
(S.5397), rare, fine or better /^3800-4200

One of the few coins available with a portrait of the queen.

467 Scotland, James VI, seventh coinage, rider, 1599, armoured figure of king r., brandishing sword, rev.
crowned shield of arms (S.5458), nearly extremely fine with a good equestrian portrait /^2200-2500

468

469

468 Scodand, James VI, eighth coinage, sword and sceptre piece, 1602, crowned shield of arms, rev. crossed

swords crowned between two thisdes, date below (S.5460), scored in reverse field, good very fine /^700-800

469 Scodand, James VI, eighth coinage, half sword and sceptre piece, 1604, crowned shield of arms, rev.

crossed swords crowned between two thisdes, date below (S.5462), about very fine /^600-800

470 Scodand, James VI, ninth coinage, unit, mm. thisde, crowned bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms, Scottish
Hon in first and fourth quarters, IR at sides (fi.SAGA), good very fine /^1500-1800

471 Scodand, James VI, first coinage, ryal, 1569, crowned shield of arms, crowned I-R at sides, rev. sword
between date, hand and mark of value in upper field (S.5472), tiny edge crack, otherwise toned extremely fine, as
struck /^1500-1800

472 Scodand, James VI, first coinage, ryal, 1569, crowned shield of arms, crowned I-R at sides, rev. sword
between date, hand and mark of value in upper field, counter marked with a crowned thistie (S.5472 and
see p.71), toned, coin and countermark good very fine /^800-1000

473 Scotland, Charles I, third coinage, Briot’s issue, unit, mm. B and thistle/-, crowned bust r., holding orb
and shouldering sceptre, rev. crowned shield of arms, crowned CR at sides (S.5531), nearly extremely fine

£3000-3500

474 Scodand, Charles I, third coinage, Briot’s issue, unit, mm. B and thisde/-, crowned bust r., holding orb
and shouldering sceptre, rev. crowned shield of arms, crowned CR at sides (S.5532), usual die flaw below bust,
good very fine or better and rare thus £3500-4000

* ex La Riviere collection, Spink, March 2006, lot 212
ex Sotheby, April 1993, lot 157

This is the much rarer variety of Briot’s unit — with the mintmarks positioned at the beginning and end of the legend.

475 Scodand, William and Mary, 40 shillings, 1693, QUINTO, conjoined laur. busts 1., 40 below, rev. crowned
shield of arms (S.5653), extremely fine for issue and very rare this nice £800-900

476

476 Scotland, George III, pattern halfcrown in silver, 1799, by Taylor after Milton for FuUarton, bust L, rev.

crowned, cruciform shields, plumes in angles (S. - ; Davis 1; Dykes fig.7), choice uncirculated and beautifully
toned, rare /^500-600

A very early restrike with unflawed obverse, a die state which is rarely seen.

477 Scotland, George III, pattern sixpence in white metal, 1799, by Taylor after Milton for FuUarton, bust L,

rev. crowned, cruciform shields, plumes in angles (S. -; Davis 17; Dykes fig. 11), a little discolouration, otherwise
extremely fine or better and rare 50-400

Struck c. 1838 or later

Irish Coins

478

479

478 Ireland, Anon. ‘Three Crowns’ issue, c. 1485-1487, shield of arms over long cross with peUet-cross ends,

rev. three crowns in pale over long cross (S.6415), toned, about very fine for issue /^180-220

479 Ireland, Mary, shiQing, mm. Hs, 1553, crowned bust 1., legend ends REGINA, rev. crowned harp between

crowned M-R (S.6495), very rare, edge a little ragged, the obverse somewhat scratched, good fine / nearly very fine or better
for this notoriously weakly struck issue /^800-1000

A small (token) issue which, according to contemporary mint records, was of fine silver — analysis of the coins themselves,
however, suggests that they were actually struck in 7o2 silver (0.583 fine).

480 Ireland, Elizabeth I, first (base) issue, shilling, mm. rose, crowned bust 1. (B&C 1 A), legend ends REGINA,
rev. crowned harp between crowned E-R (S.6503), some obverse scratching, fine or betterfor issue /^250-350

Lunch (Breah^- iLie Auction wiCtresume at 2.30pm

Ji CoCCection of Sovereigns

George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785), extremely fine or better

£900-1000

George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785), extremely fine or better

£900-1000

George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785), fine or better £260-280
George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon goodfine £260-280

486

George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785), reverse edge knock, good
fine or better £250-280

George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785), a few edge knocks, good
fine or better £250-280

487

488

George III, sovereign, 1817, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, struck en medaiUe, die axis ||
(fi.?)1^5),goodfine or better, a most unusual and rare variety £1200-1500

George III, sovereign, 1820, large date, open 2, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785C),
edge nick, better than very fine £350-400

George III, sovereign, 1820, large date, open 2, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785C),
goodfine £260-280

490

491

490 Geotge III, sovereign, 1820, large date, open 2, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785C),

goodfine fi220-250

491 George III, sovereign, 1820, large date, open 2, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785C),

scratched in reverse field, otherwise good fine /^200-220

492 George III, sovereign, 1820, closed 2, laur. head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3785C), rare, almost

uncirculated fi\ 500-1800

493 George IV, sovereign, 1821, laur. head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (^.3^00), practicallj mint state

£1400-1600

495

494 Geotge IV, sovereign, 1821, laur. head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3800), about extremely fine, graded

by NGC as About Uncirculated 55 /^400-450

495 George IV, sovereign, 1821, laur. head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3800), very fine /^280-320

496 George IV, sovereign, 1821, laur. head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3800), fine fi220-250

497 George IV, sovereign, 1822, laur. head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3800), afew light scuffs, practically

mint state f\ 100-1200

499 George IV, sovereign, 1824, laur. head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3800), some scuffing, otherwise good
very fine or better /^400-450

500

501

500 Geotge IV, sovereign, 1824, laur. head L, rev. St. George and the dragon (^.3^00)^ good very fine, graded by

NGC as About Uncirculated 50 50-400

501 George IV, sovereign, 1825, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms possibly gilt, nearly very

fine fi\ 80-200

502 George IV, proof sovereign, 1826, bare head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801; WR.237), brilliant
mint state /^2500-3000

503

503 George IV, sovereign, 1826, bare head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), very fine or better

£400-450

504 George IV, sovereign, 1826, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (fi.3^0\)^good fine to nearly very fine

£250-280

505 George IV, sovereign, 1826, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (fi.3^0\),goodfine £200-220

506 George IV, sovereign, 1826, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (fi.3^0\),goodfine £200-220

507

George IV, sovereign, 1826, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), or better

£ 200-220

508 George IV, sovereign, 1829, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), about uncirculated

£ 1000-1200

509 George IV, sovereign, 1829, bare head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), very fine or better, graded

by NGC as About Uncirculated 50 £350-400

510 George IV, sovereign, 1829, bare head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), edge nick, otherwise about very

fine £320-350

511 George IV, sovereign, 1829, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), or better £180-220

512 George IV, sovereign, 1830, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), mint state, the obverse
proofiike £2000-2500

A spectacular coin — by far the best 1830 sovereign we have seen

513 George IV, sovereign, 1830, bare head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3801), slight edge nick on obverse at
7 o7lock, very fine £250-300

514 WiUiam IV, sovereign, 1831, first bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829), scarce date, mint state

£2500-3000

515

William IV, sovereign, 1831, second bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829B), slight edge nick,
otherwise good finej nearly very fine and extremely rare /^1500-1800

This is the first specimen the cataloguer has handled

516 William IV, sovereign, 1832, first bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829), the scarce first type,
superb mint state fi\ 800-2000

517

517 William IV, sovereign, 1832, second bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms practically

uncirculated and choice fi\ 200-1400

518 William IV, sovereign, 1832, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829B), extremely fine to about

uncirculated, graded by NGC as A^bout Uncirculated 53 £ 800 “ 1 000

520

519 William IV, sovereign, 1832, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829B), very finej nearly
extremely fine, graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 50 £400-450

520

William IV, sovereign, 1832, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829B), nearly very fine, graded by
NGC as very fine 25 £280-320

521

William IV, sovereign, 1833, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms good extremely fine or

better 250-1350

522 William IV, sovereign, 1833, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms fine jgood fine /^280-300

523 William IV, sovereign, 1837, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829B), light scratch across neck,

otherwise about extremely fine /^600-650

524 William IV, sovereign, 1837, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3829B), about very fine /^280-320

525

Victoria, sovereign, 1838, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), afew very light
scuffs on obverse, otherwise mint state — a magnificentpiece, certainly the best the cataloguer has seen ^^3000-3500

526 Victoria, sovereign, 1838, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), scarce, good

very fine, reverse better /^1200-1400

527 Victoria, sovereign, 1839, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), the second

rarest date of the Victorian series, seldom seen nowadays, nearly very fine / very fine /^1400-1600

528

Victoria, sovereign, 1841, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), rare date,
nearly very fine / very fine, graded by NGC as Very Fine 30 /^3500-4000

529 Victoria, sovereign, 1842, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath practically

uncirculated /^400-450

530

Victoria, sovereign, 1842, open 2 in date, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(^.yyyi)^good very fine and rare /^700-750

531 Victoria, sovereign, 1842, open 2 in date, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath

(S.3852), about extremely fine! extremely fine, rare this choice /^1000-1500

532 Victoria, sovereign, 1842, unusual, widely spaced date, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within

wreath (S.3852), nearly very fine, the reverse better /^120-150

533 Victoria, sovereign, 1843, Roman I in date, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(S.3852), very fine! good very fine and extremely rare /^800-1000

The only specimen we have seen of this unlisted variety

534 Victoria, sovereign, 1845, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (fi.?)^52),good very fine!
about extremely fine fi\ 80-200

535

Victoria, sovereign, 1845, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath good very

fine £120-140

536 Victoria, sovereign, 1846, roman I in date, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath

(S.3852), very scarce, nearly very fine, reverse better £1200-1400

537 Victoria, sovereign, 1846, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), some scuffs,

extremely fine or better £400-450

538 Victoria, sovereign, 1847, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), die crack
through 8 of date, about extremely finej extremely fine or better £350-400

539 Victoria, sovereign, 1847, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), about extremely

fine, reverse better /^200-250

540 Victoria, sovereign, 1847, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), a couple of

scratches across bead, otherwise about extremely fine f\ 60-180

541 Victoria, sovereign, 1848, first young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), very

fine or better and very rare f\ 500-1700

542 Victoria, sovereign, 1848, first young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852), very rare,

about very fine I very fine /^1200-1400

543 Victoria, sovereign, 1850, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852C), extremely

fine, reverse better /^250-300

544 Victoria, sovereign, 1850, Roman I in date, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath

(S.3852C), very rare, about uncirculated /^1500-2000

545 Victoria, sovereign, 1850, Roman I in date, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(S.3852C), scarce, nearly extremely fine /^700-800

546 Victoria, sovereign, 1850, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, struck on a small,
Hght flan, weight, 7.63grams (S.3852C), unusual, a few edge nicks, otherwise good fine or better andpresumably very
rare /^100-150

Despite the Mght weight and sMghtly small module, we do not appear to be dealing with a contemporary forgery, the coin
apparently being struck from official dies.

547 Victoria, sovereign, 1852, Roman I in date, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(S.3852C),^^?^?<7 very fine and rare /^600-700

548 Victoria, sovereign, 1852, Roman I in date, I in VICTORIA and DEI both double struck, young head L, rev.
crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852C), very rare, good very fine! nearly extremely fine £1200-1500

549 Victoria, sovereign, 1853, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852C), the 5 of the
date appears to be struck over a 6 (although more likely a 4), just extremely fine and extremely rare £600-700

This is the only specimen of this variety that the cataloguer has ever seen.

550

Victoria, sovereigns, 1853, 1865, die no. 18, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(S.3852C/ 3853), extremely fine (2) £250-300

551 Victoria, sovereign, 1855, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), about mint

state £200-250

552 Victoria, sovereign, 1855, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), slight

scuffing, otherwiseproofiike about uncirculated £150-200

553

Victoria, sovereigns, 1855, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), extremely
fine to about uncirculated (2) £300-350

554 Victoria, sovereign, 1859, AnseU, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852E),
about uncirculated and very rare this choice £3500-4000

555 Victoria, sovereign, 1859, AnseU, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852E), edge
nick bj date, otherwise about uncirculated, rare ^^2400-2600

Two die cracks appear on the obverse running from the top rim by the A of VICTORIA unto the hair and from the bottom
rim through the 1 of the date on to the neck

556

556 Victoria, sovereign, 1860, large 0 in date, O in VICTORIA over ?, young head L, rev. crowned shield of

arms within wreath (S.3852D), scarce, very fine and an interesting variety /^100-120

557 Victoria, sovereign, 1861, roman I in date, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath

(S.3852D), nearly very fine and rare /^250-300

558

558 Victoria, sovereign, 1861, first A of GRATIA unbarred, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within
wreath (S.3852D), about extremely fine and extremely rare, unlisted in the Spink catalogue for this date /^400-500

This unusual variety is listed for 1860.

559 Victoria, sovereign, 1861, I over inverted 1 in VICTORIA, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms
within wreath (S.3852D), an unlisted variety andpresumably very rare, very fine /^150-180

560 Victoria, sovereign, 1862, small date variety, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(S.3852D), about uncirculated /^250-300

561 Victoria, sovereign, 1863, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3852D), some scuffs,
about mint state, the obverseproofiike /^250-300

562 Victoria, sovereign, 1863, 827 on truncation, die no. 22, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms
within wreath (S.3853A), extremely rare, about uncirculated — this is probably one of the finest specimens known

£8000-10000

563 Victoria, sovereign, 1863, 827 on truncation, die no. 22, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within
wreath (S.3853A), very rare, about very finej very fine £4800-5200

564 Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, die nos. 19 and 27, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(S.3853B), about mint state (2) £300-350

565 Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, die nos. 28 and 30, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath
(S.3853B), about mint state (2) £300-350

566 Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, die no. 29 and 1872, die no. 100, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms
within wreath (S.3853B), both practically uncirculated (2) £300-350

567 Victoria, sovereign, 1871, die no. 29, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath (S.3853B),
die crack through first digit of date, good very fine £100-120

Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, die no. 30 and 1872, no die no., young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms
within wreath (S.3853B/ 52C), both practically mint state (2) £300-350

Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, die no. 31 and 1872, no die no., young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms
within wreath (S.3853B/ 52C), both practically uncirculated (2) £300-350

Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, die no. 1, 1872, die no. 112 and 1873, die no. 10, young head 1., rev. crowned
shield of arms within wreath (S.3853B), all about mint state (3) £450-500

Victoria, sovereign, 1874M, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, M below (S.3854),
die crack through VICTORIA^ uncirculated and rare £400-500

Victoria, sovereign, 1880M, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, M below (S.3854),
rare date, good very fine! about extremely fine £800-1000

Victoria, sovereign, 1881M, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, M below (S.3854),
practically uncirculated and scarce in this grade £600-700

Victoria, sovereign, 1887M, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, M below (S.3854),
rare, good very fine or better £1300-1500

Victoria, sovereign, 1871S, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),
about uncirculated and scarce £250-300

576 Victoria, sovereign, 1878S, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),
few bagmarks, otherwise mint state — rare this choice /^400-450

577 Victoria, sovereign, 1878S, young head L, dot between V and I of VICTORIA, rev. crowned shield of
arms within wreath, S below (S.3855), very fine or better and a most unusual variety — the first example we have
seen £350-400

578

578 Victoria, sovereign, 188IS, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),

scarce, practically uncirculated £250-300

579 Victoria, sovereign, 188IS, young head L, rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),

extremely fine £140-160

580 Victoria, sovereign, 1882S, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),

slight edge nick, good extremely fine £120-140

582

581 Victoria, sovereign, 1884S, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),

bagmarked, uncirculated £180-200

582 Victoria, sovereign, 1885S, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),

extremely fine to about uncirculated £140-160

583

583 Victoria, sovereign, 1885S, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),

uncirculated £240-260

584 Victoria, sovereign, 1887S, young head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms within wreath, S below (S.3855),

scarce, some light scuffing in field, otherwise about mint state £250-300

584

585 Victoria, sovereign, 187IS, young head 1. with WW incuse on truncation, rev. crowned shield of arms
within wreath, S below (S.3855A), about extremely fine and a rare variety £150-200

586 Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, 1872, young head L, rev. St. George and the dragon practically mint

state (2) £300-350

587 Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, 1872, young head L, rev. St. George and the dragon practically mint

state (2) £300-350

588 Victoria, sovereigns, 1871, 1872, young head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon practically mint

state (2) £300-350

589

Victoria, sovereigns, 1872, young head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.?)^56A)^ practically mint state
(2) £300-350

590 Victoria, sovereign, 1876, young head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3856A), mint state £170-200

591 Victoria, sovereign, 1885, young head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon practically mint

state £200-250

UK sovereigns from the 1880s are rare in this grade.

592 Victoria, sovereign, 1880, the second 8 not over 7, first young head 1. with WW buried in truncation, rev.
St. George and the dragon, horse with short tail, no BP (S.3856C var.), tiny obverse rim nick, otherwise extremely
fine or better and an unrecorded variety £250-300

The Spink catalogue records this combination of features only as an overdate 188- over 187-.

593

594

593 Victoria, sovereign, 1880, second young head 1. with WW complete, rev. St. George and the dragon, horse

with short tail, no BP (S.3856E), a couple of tiny edge nicks, nearly extremely fine and rare 50-200

594 Victoria, sovereign, 1884, second young head 1. with WW complete, rev. St. George and the dragon,

horse with short tail, no BP (S.3856E), extremely fine andpresumably extremely rare — the date unrecordedfor this
variety £250-300

595

Victoria, sovereign, 1872M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3857), slight scuffing,
about uncirculated / uncirculated. The rarest date of the A.ustralian St George series £1 500-1800

596 Victoria, sovereign, 1877M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3857), about

uncirculated, rare £200-250

597 Victoria, sovereign, 1877M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (f .3^51), practically

uncirculated £160-180

598 Victoria, sovereign, 1879M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (fi.3^57), practically

uncirculated £160-180

599 Victoria, sovereign, 1880M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3857), about mint

state and scarce £250-300

600 Victoria, sovereign, 1885M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3857C), slight scuffs,

practically uncirculated £160-180

601 Victoria, sovereign, 1886M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3857C), about

uncirculated £120-140

602 Victoria, sovereign, 1886M, young head 1., M below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3857C), slight scuffing
on neck and in field, otherwise about uncirculated £120-140

603

604

605

606

607

608

609

610

611

612

613

Victoria, sovereign, 1879S, young head L, S below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3858A),^^?^?<7 verj fine
and the rarest date of the type f\ 60-180

Victoria, sovereign, 1880S, young head L, S below, rev. St. George and the dragon, horse with short tail, small
BP (S.3858E), very fine or better andpresumably extremely rare — the date unrecordedfor this variety /^250-300

Victoria, sovereign, 1886S, young head 1., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3858E), light scratch
on obverse, otherwise about mint state f\ 80-220

Victoria, sovereign, 1887S, young head 1., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon, practically

uncirculated /^200-250

Victoria, sovereign, 1887S, young head 1., S below, rev. St. George and the dragon, (S.3858E), choice
uncirculated /^250-300

Victoria, sovereign, 1887, crowned, ‘Jubilee’ bustl., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3866); half sovereign,
1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3869), both choice mint state (2) /^240-260

Victoria, sovereign, 1887, crowned. Jubilee’ bustl., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3866); half sovereign,
1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (S.3869), both about mint state (2) /^180-200

Victoria, sovereign, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., normal JEB on truncation but double struck, rev. St.
George and the dragon, (S.3866), a most unusual error, about uncirculated andpresumably rare /^200-250

Victoria, sovereign, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bustl., tiny JEB on truncation, rev. St. George and the dragon,
(S.3866A), about extremely fine and extremely rare /^500-550

Victoria, sovereign, 1887, crowned Jubilee’ bust 1., tiny JEB on truncation, rev. St. George and the dragon,
(S.3866A), a couple of tiny rim nicks, nearly extremely fine and extremely rare /^400-500

Victoria, sovereign, 1887S, crowned. Jubilee’ bustl., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3868),
scarce, good very fine! nearly extremely fine f\ 60-180

614

Victoria, sovereign, 1892S, crowned ‘Jubilee’ bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date, (S.3868C),
about uncirculated 20-140

615 Victoria, piedfort pattern sovereign in silver, 1893, by Alan Wyon, crowned and veiled bust L, somewhat
in the style of the ‘Jubilee’ head, rev. St. George and the dragon to 1., value and date above (S. -; c£WR340),
excessively rare, deeply toned FDQ graded by PCGS as Proof 63 ^^6000-7000

This pattern struck on a piedfort flan is unknown to the cataloguer, the few known specimens being on normal thickness flans.

616 Victoria, sovereign, 1899, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3874), mint state

£120-140

617 Victoria, sovereign, 1894S, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3877),

light bagmarks, practically uncirculated £120-140

618 Victoria, sovereign, 1900S, crowned, veiled bust 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3877),

choice mint state £140-160

gin interesting ancC setcCom-offerecCgroup of1902 matt proof sovereigns.

Tbefobbowing accumulation of1902 proof sovereigns was put together over a period of 30 years 6y a collector in (Europe,
fis is often the case, some of these coins eyhiSit minor scuffing and edge scrapes hut most still retain their original proof surface,
fin unusual offering - and one unlihgly to he repeated.

619

Edward VII, matt proof sovereigns, 1902 (6), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), some a little
scuffed, about FDC (6) £600-900

620

621

622

623

624

625

626

627

628

629

630

Edward VII, matt proof sovereigns, 1902 (6), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), some a little
scuffed, about FDC (6) /^600-900

Edward VII, matt proof sovereigns, 1902 (6), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), some a little
scuffed, about FDC (6) /^600-900

Edward VII, matt proof sovereigns, 1902 (6), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), some a little
scuffed, about FDC (6) /^600-900

Edward VII, matt proof sovereigns, 1902 (6), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), some a little
scuffed, about FDC (6) /^600-900

Edward VII, matt proof sovereigns, 1902 (6), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), some a little
scuffed, about FDC (6) /^600-900

Edward VII, matt proof sovereigns, 1902 (6), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), some a little
scuffed, about FDC (6) /^600-900

Edward VII, sovereigns, 1910 (3), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3969), all about mint state and
scarce thus (3) /^280-300

Edward VII, sovereigns, 191 OS (10), head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, S above date (S.3973), all
practically mint state — a choice group (10) 50-850

George V, sovereign, 1917, London, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.3996; Marsh219),
practically uncirculated, extremely rare date, guaranteed genuine by NGC and graded as Mint State 61 ^^4000-5000

George V, sovereign, 1925, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, both sides enamelled in blue with
the letter G enclosed within a Masonic compass and set-square (S.3996), some obverse graffiti, about very fine
and interesting f\ 20-150

George V, sovereign, 1920M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), sli^t
scratch on cheek, about uncirculated and very rare /^3500-4000

631

George V, sovereign, 1920M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), verj rare,
about uncirculated 500-4000

632 George V, sovereign, 1928M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.3999), scarce,
mint state 800-2200

633

George V, sovereign, 1929M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.4000), rare,
about uncirculated ^^1500-2000

634 George V, sovereigns, 1930M, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.4000), all

practically uncirculated (4) /^500-600

635 George V, sovereigns, 1930M, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.4000), all

practically uncirculated (4) /^500-600

636 George V, sovereign, 1931M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.4000), about

uncirculated /^250-300

637 George V, sovereign, 1931M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.4000), about

uncirculated /^250-300

638 George V, sovereign, 1931M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.4000), about

uncirculated /^250-300

639 George V, sovereign, 1931M, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, M above date (S.4000), about
uncirculated /^250-300

640 George V, sovereigns, 1925P, bare head L, rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), all
practically uncirculated (4) /^500-600

641

George V, sovereigns, 1925P, bare head L, rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date
practically uncirculated (5)

(S.4001), all
£650-750

642 George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date, (S.4001), a couple
of scratches on neck, extremely fine or better £650-750

643 George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), about
uncirculated and rare £650-750

644 George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), about
uncirculated and rare £650-750

645 George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), rare, about
extremely fine £600-650

646 George V, sovereign, 1926P, bare head r., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), rare, good
very fine £550-600

647 George V, sovereigns, 1927P, bare head L, rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), all
practically uncirculated (5) £1000-1200

648

George V, sovereigns, 1927P, bare head L, rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), all
practically uncirculated (5) £1000-1200

649

George V, sovereigns, 1927P, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon, P above date (S.4001), all
practically uncirculated (5) £1000-1200

650 George VI, proof sovereign, 1937, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4076), mint state, graded
by NGC as Mint State 65 Ultra Cameo £1 000-1200

651 George VI, proof sovereign, 1937, bare head 1., rev. St. George and the dragon (S.4076), about FDC

£900-1000

652 Elizabeth II, proof sovereign, 1998, crowned head r., rev. St George and the dragon (S.4271); USA,
proof 94 gold eagle, 1998, Liberty stg. facing, rev. eagle 1., FDC, housed in original Royal Mint case of issue, a
scarce set (2) /^240-280

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foreign Coins

653 Argentina, Rio de la Plata, 8 reales, 1815F, Potosi, radiant sun, rev. oval shield of arms within wreath
(KM. 14), better than extremely fine /^200-250

654 Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1855, Sydney Mint, head L, with fiUet in hair, rev. AUSTRALIA crowned
within wreath, (KM.2; Fr.9), slight edge nick, some light scuffs on obverse, otherwise about extremely fine and very
rare in this grade 500-4000

For Australian mintmark sovereigns please refer to our sovereign section, lots 481-652

655 Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1855, Sydney mint, young head L, date below, rev. AUSTRALIA across
field within wreath, crown above (KM.2; Vt.9)^goodfine and scarce /^1000-1200

656 Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1855, Sydney Mint, head 1., with fillet in hair, rev. AUSTRALIA crowned
within wreath, (KM.2; ¥t.9)^fine and scarce /^850-950

657 Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1855, Sydney Mint, head 1., with fillet in hair, rev. AUSTRALIA crowned
within wreath, (KM.2; Fr.9), scarce, about fine, reverse better /^750-850

Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1861, Sydney Mint, laur. head 1., rev. AUSTRALIA crowned within wreath
(KM.4; Fr.lO), some scuffing as usual, otherwise about uncirculated and a scarce, early date /^350-400

Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1864, Sydney Mint, laur. head 1., rev. AUSTRALIA crowned within wreath
(KM.4; Fr.lO), a few light hairlines in field, otherwise brilliant mint state f\ 500-2000

Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1868, Sydney Mint, laur. head 1., rev. AUSTRALIA crowned within wreath,
(KM.4; Fr. 10), very fine or better f\5Q-\ 80

Australia, Victoria, sovereign, 1870, Sydney Mint, laur. head 1., rev. AUSTRALIA crowned within wreath
(KM.4; Fr. 10), choice mint state f\ 000-1200

Australia, Edward VII, florins, 1910 (2), crowned bust r., rev. shield of arms with supporters (KM.21),
both about extremely fine or better, one bright, the other toned (2) /^300-350

Australia, Edward VII, sixpence, 1910; George V, commemorative florins, 1927 and 1934; shilling,
1927; sixpence, 1911; threepence, 1936; George VI, crown, 1938 (KM.19/31/33/26/25/24/34), the
sixpences about extremely fine, the rest about uncirculated or better — a nice lot (7) /^280-320

Australia, George V, florin, 1922; sixpence, 1912, crowned bust 1, rev. shield of arms with supporters
(KM.27/25), extremely fine and about extremely fine, the first toned (2) /^100-120

Australia, George V, florin, 1925, crowned bust L, rev. shield of arms with supporters (KM.27), lightly
toned, about uncirculated /^200-250

Australia, George V, florins, 1925 and 1936; threepences, 1911, 1917M, 1919M (KM.27/24), the first
nearly extremely fine, the others about uncirculated, a nice lot (5) /^100-120

Australia, copper penny tokens, Brisbane, Brookes, ironmongers; Melbourne (2), Davidson, wine
merchants and Geo. Petty; Sydney, Smith, Peate & Co. (KM.Tn25.1/45.2/197.2/211), mostly fine or
better, some scarce (4) /^120-150

Belgium, Brabant, Philip II, daalder, 1561, Antwerp, mm. hand, bust 1., rev. crowned shield of arms
over crossed staves (Dav.8627), toned, good very fine /^200-220

Brazil, John V, 20,000 reis, 1727, Minas Gerais, crowned shield of arms, rev. cross potent with M in
each angle (KM. 117; Fr.33), extremely fine /^3500-4000

Brazil, Joseph I, 6400 reis, 1753, Bahia, bust r., rev. crowned, ornately garnished shield (KM. 172.1;
Fr.69), scarce, good very fine or better /^600-650

Brazil, Joseph I, 6400 reis, 1772, Rio, bust r., rev. crowned, ornately garnished shield (KM.172.2; Fr.65),
scarce, good very fine /^550-600

672

673

672 Brazil, Maria I and Peter III, 6400 reis, 1783, Rio, conjoined busts r., rev. crowned, ornately garnished
shield (KM.199.2; good very fine /^400-450

673

Brazil, Maria I, 6400 reis, 1792, Rio, bust r., rev. crowned, ornately garnished shield (KM.226.1; Fr.87),
good very fine or better /^400-450

674

674 Brazil, Maria I, 6400 reis, 1796, Rio, bust r., rev. crowned, ornately garnished shield (KM.226.1; Fr.87),
extremely fine to about uncirculated /^450-500

675

Brazil, Peter I, 4000 reis, 1824, Rio, uniformed bust 1., rev. crowned shield within wreath, value below
(KM.369.1; ¥^:.\\^),good very fine and rare /^1000-1200

676 Canada, Victoria, 50 cents, 1872H, diademed head 1., rev. value and date crowned within wreath (KM.6),

rare, lightly toned, extremely fine or better /^1500-2000

677 Canada, Victoria, 25 cents, 1901, diademed head 1., rev. value and date crowned within wreath (KM.5),

toned, about uncirculated /^150-200

678 Canada, Victoria, 20 cents, 1858, laur. head 1., rev. value and date crowned within wreath (KM.4), toned,

good very fine /^100-120

679 Chile, republic, 8 reales, 1839IJ, Santiago, shield of arms within wreath, rev. eagle (KM.96.7), toned, good
extremely fine and very rare /^1350-1500

China, Empire, fantasy dollar, bust of Empress Yun Lu facing, rev. peacock within ornate border (KM.
XM180; Kann B.ll), uncirculated /^320-350

681

682

China, Empire, fantasy dollar, bust of Yuan Shi-Kai facing, rev. dragon around inscription (KM.
XM1346; Kann B.43), uncirculated /^320-350

Cyprus, George V, proof 45 piastres, 1928, crowned bust 1., rev. two lions passant (KM.19; Dav.242),
about mint state, scarce /^350-400

Cyprus, republic, sovereign and y 2 sovereign, 1966, archbishop Makarios 1., rev. crowned, double¬
headed eagle (KM.M3/4), uncirculated (2) £\50-\ 80

Cyprus, republic, sovereign and y 2 sovereign, 1966, archbishop Makarios 1., rev. crowned, double¬
headed eagle (KM.M3/4), uncirculated (2) £\50-\ 80

Cyprus, republic, sovereign and y 2 sovereign, 1966, archbishop Makarios 1., rev. crowned, double¬
headed eagle (KM.M3/4), uncirculated (2) £\50-\ 80

Cyprus, republic, y 2 sovereigns, 1966, archbishop Makarios 1., rev. crowned, double-headed eagle (KM.
M3), uncirculated (3) £\50-\ 80

Cyprus, republic, y 2 sovereigns, 1966, archbishop Makarios 1., rev. crowned, double-headed eagle (KM.
M3), uncirculated (3) £\50 -\80

Cyprus, republic, y 2 sovereigns, 1966, archbishop Makarios 1., rev. crowned, double-headed eagle
(KM.M3), uncirculated (3) £\50-\ 80

689

Czechoslovakia, republic, 10 dukatu, 1931, shield of arms, rev. Duke Wenceslas on horseback r.
(KM. 14; Fr.4), about uncirculated £\A5Q-\ 600

690 Denmark, Christian VIII, 2 Christian d’or, 1847FF, head r., rev. crowned shield with supporters over
crowned mantle (KM.722.2; Fr.289), uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 64 £2000-2500

691 Denmark, Frederick VII, rigsbankdaler, 1851V, head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle
(KM.743), very fine £80-100

692 Denmark, Frederik VIII, 20 kroner, 1908VBP, head L, rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle
(KM.810; Fr.297), mint state £100-110

693 Egypt, Abdul Aziz, 100 qirsh, AH.1277, year 8 (1869), toughra, rev. inscription and date (KM.263;
Fr.ll); Abdul Mejid, 100 qirsh, AH. 1255, year 7 (1846), as last (KM.235.2; Fr.5), the second good fine the
first extremely fine or better and scarce thus (2) £180-200

694 Egypt, Abdul Hamid II, 500 qirsh, AH.1293, year 1 (1876), toughra, rev. inscription and date (KM.286;
Fr.l7), a little edge damage at 12 clock, otherwise extremely fine or better and very rare /^1200-1500

695 Egypt, Abdul Hamid II, 20 piastres, AH1293, year 11, toughra above wreath, rev. inscription and date

within wreath (KM.296; Dav.l 8), lightly toned, about mint state, graded by NGC as Mint State 64 £230-280

696 Egypt, British Protectorate, proof 100 piastres, AH. 1335, 1916, inscription and value within wreath,
rev. inscription within wreath (KM.324; Fr.24), rare, about FDQ graded by NGC as Proof 63 Cameo

£1100-1300

697 Egypt, British Protectorate, 20 piastres, AH. 1335,1916, inscription and value within wreath, rev. inscription

within wreath (KM.321; Dav.20), about uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 63 £80-100

698 Egypt, Fuad I, specimen 10 piastres, AH1341, 1923H, bust r., rev. inscription prooflike, about

uncirculated, graded by NGC as Specimen 62 £180-220

699 France, Carolingian, Louis the Pious, denier, temple, rev. cross, peUet in angles; Australia, George VI,

crown, 1937, head 1., rev. large crown, date below (KM.34; Dav.402), the first nearly very fine, the second
uncirculated (2) flO-90

700 France, Louis XIII, half louis d’or, 1643A, laur. head r., rev. eight Ls crowned and cruciform, lis in
angles (KM. 101; Fr.411), slightly creased, otherwise good fnej nearly very fine £250-300

701

702

701 France, Louis XIV, louis d’or, 1644A, laur. head r., rev. eight Ls crowned and cruciform, lis in angles

(KM. 149.1; Fr.423), scarce, nearly extremely fine with light red toning /^1250-1500

702 France, Louis XIV, louis d’or, 1669A, head r., rev. eight Ls crowned and cruciform, lis in angles

(KM.219.1; Fr.423), a little hay marked on the obverse, otherwise about uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint
State 62 £1400-1600

703 France, Louis XVI, double louis d’or, 1786A, headl., rev. crowned, conjoined shields of arms (KM.592.1;
Fr.474), some very light obverse adjustment marks, otherwise about uncirculated with mirrorlike fields £450-550

704 France, Louis XVI, louis d’or, 1786N, head 1., rev. conjoined shields beneath crown (KM.591.11;

Fr.475), some adjustment marks, extremely fine or better £350-400

705 France, Napoleon, as first consul, 5 francs, year 12A, bare head r., rev. value within wreath (KM.659.1;

Dav.82), about uncirculated with attractive toning, graded by NGC as Mint State 61 £600-800

706 France, Napoleon, as emperor, 5 francs, year 13A, bare head r., rev. value within wreath (KM.662.1;

Dav.83), toned, good extremely fine, graded by NGC asMbout Uncirculated 58 £550-650

707 France, Charles X, 5 francs, 1829W, head 1., rev. crowned shield within wreath (C.l89.12; Dav.88), toned,

extremely fine £80-100

708 France, Louis Napoleon, 5 francs, 1852A, JJ BARRE beneath truncation, head 1., rev. value and date
within wreath (KM.773.1; Dav.94), toned, uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint state 64 £1200-1400

709

France, Napoleon III, 50 francs, 1858A, bare head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantie
(KM.785.1; ¥^:.51\),good extremely fine /^140-180

710 France, Napoleon III, 50 francs, 1865A, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle (KM.804.1;

Fr.583), scarce, about uncirculated /^300-350

711

France, Third Republic, 100 Francs, 1882A, angel stg. r., rev. value and date within wreath (KM.832;
Fr.590), extremely fine /^320-350

712 France, third republic, 5 francs, 1871K, Hercules with attendants, rev. value and date within wreath
(KM.820.2; Dav92), scarce, lightly toned, uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 64 /^300-350

713 France, third republic, 50 centimes, 1911, figure walking 1., rev. spray of leaves, value above (KM.854),
uncirculated and rare /^80-100

Along with 1897, this is the key date of the series.

714 Germany, Brunswick-Liineburg, George II August, taler, 1733, lAB, crowned shield of arms, rev.
wildman holding tree (KM.233; Dav2092), slightly weak in centres, good very fine 50-200

715

Germany, Brunswick-Liineburg, George II August, taler, 1750, IBH, crowned shield of arms, rev.
wildman holding tree (KM.288; Dav.2092), attractively toned, good very fine or better 50-200

717

716 Germany, Prussia, Wilhelm II, proof 10 mark, 1906A, head r., rev. eagle with shield on breast (KM.520;

Fr.3835), some scuffing, about uncirculated and very rare /^300-350

Only 150 pieces struck.

717 Germany, Saxe-Altenburg, Ernst, gulden, 1858F, head r., rev. crowned shield over mantle (Cr.l6),

proofiike, toned, about FDC /^250-300

718 Greece, George II, proof 100 drachma!, 1935, 5^ anniversary of the restoration of the monarchy, head
k, rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle (KM.75; Davll9), vey rare, some toning, about FDC, graded by
NGC as PF64 £1200-1500

Mintage of 500 pieces.

719 720

719 Hong Kong, Victoria, dollar, 1866, diademed head L, rev. value and date within ornate border (KM. 10),

extremely fine, reverse better £400-450

720 Hong Kong, Victoria, dollar, 1868, diademed head L, rev. value and date within ornate border (KM. 10),

almost extremely fine £400-450

721 Hong Kong, Elizabeth II, gold $1000, 1975, Royal Visit; 1976, lunar year of the dragon; 1977, snake;

1978, horse, bust r., rev. various (KM.38/40/42/44; Fr.l /2/3/4), ^// mint state (4) 50-650

722 Hong Kong, Elizabeth II, gold $1000,1979, lunar year of the goat; 1980, monkey; 1981, cockerel; 1982,

dog; 1983, pig, bust r., rev. various (KM.45/47/48/50/51; Fr.5/ Gjl all mint state (5) /^680-750

723 Hong Kong, Elizabeth II, gold $1000, 1984, lunar year of the rat; 1985, ox; 1986, tiger; 1987, rabbit,

bust r., rev. various (KM.52/53/54/58; Fr.10/11/12/14), all mint state (4) £550-650

724

Hong Kong, Elizabeth II, proof gold $1000, 1981, lunar year of the cockerel; 1982, dog; 1986, tiger,
bust r., rev. various (KM.48/50/54; Fr.7/8/12), allFDC (3) £420-480

725 Hungary, Ferdinand I, ducat, 1530, Kremnitz, Madonna and child, rev. St Ladislaus stg. facing (Fr.48),

good fine £240-260

726 India, Victoria, gold mohur, 1841, head L, rev. lion 1. beneath palm (KM.462.1; Fr.l595a),^^?^?<7 very fine,

reverse better £400-450

727 India, Mughal Empire, Mohammed Shah, mohur, AHl 151/21, inscription and date in three lines, rev.

inscription (KM.439.4), uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 63 £270-300

728 India, Gwalior, mohur, AHl 13-/ 2, inscription and date in three lines, rev. inscription (KM.A75),

uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 64 £190-220

729

Indonesia, Sumatra, Fort Marlbro, 2 sukus, 1784, AH.1198, FORT MARLBRO, date below, rev.
inscription in two Hnes, date below (KM.271), only about fine and pierced but extremely rare £130-150

Irish Republic, halfcrown, 1943, harp between date, rev. horse stg. 1. (S.6633), about very fine, much rarer
than the catalogue suggests /^450-500

Italy, Lombardy-Venetia, Francis I, sovrano, 1831, Milan, laur. head r., rev. shield of arms over crowned
double eagle (Cr.11.1; Fr.741c), about extremely fine /^250-300

Italy, Milan, Regno d’ltalia, Napoleon, 2 lire, 1812B, head r., rev. shield of arms over eagle and crowned
mantle (KM.9.2), about uncirculated /^300-350

Italy, Naples and Sicily, 15 Ducati, 1818, crowned head 1., rev. stg. figure between crowned piUar and
shield (Cr.l28; Fr.856), about uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 62, there appears to be a slight edge nick
on the reverse at 8 o ^ clock fill 50-2000

Italy, Papal States, Innocent XI, scudo, 1684, bust r., rev. inscription and date within wreath (Dav4094),
toned, about extremely fine /^600-800

Italy, Parma, Maria Luigia, 5 lire, 1815, bust L, rev. crowned shield of arms over mantle (Cr.30; Dav204),
about uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 62 /^380-420

Italy, Two Sicilies, Gioacchino Napoleon, 5 lire, 1813, Naples, head r., rev. shield of arms over crowned
mande (KM.lll; Davl67), darkly toned, nearly extremely fine /^400-450

737 Italy, Venice, Paolo Renier, pattern half ducato, struck in gold, undated, LAP, Doge and St Mark, rev.
Lion of St Mark L, weight 10.3 grams (KM.PnSl; Cr.108), two smallpiercings, otherwise very fine or better and
rare /^800-1000

Struck to the weight standard of 3 zecchini.

738 Italy, Victor Emanuel II, lira, 1863, Milan; Umberto, 2 lire, 1886, Rome; Victor Emanuel III, lira, 1922,

Rome (KM.Sa.l /23/62), the first two good fine with mottled toning, the last extremely fine (3) /^40-60

739 Italy, Victor Emanuel III, 2 lire, 1906, 1907; lira, 1907, head r., rev. crowned eagle (KM.33/32), the first

nearly very fine, the others fine or better (3) filO-90

740 Italy, Victor Emanuel III, 2 lire, 1908,1914,1915,1916; lira, 1909, bust r., rev. quadriga (KM.46/55/45),

fine or better (5) /^40-60

741 Italy, Victor Emanuel III, 10 lire, 1936, XIV, head 1, rev. stg. figure; 5 lire, 1936 XIV, 1937, XV, head r.,

rev. mother and children (KM.80/79),^^?^?t7 fine or better, the last scarce (3) /^60-80

742 Japan, gold 20 yen, Meiji year 44 (1911), radiant sun, rev. value within wreath (Y.34; Fr.50), about

uncirculated /^800-900

743 Japan, gold 10 yen, Meiji year 30 (1897), radiant sun, rev. value within wreath (Y.33; Fr.51), very fine but

holed twice in edge for a swivel mount f\ 50-200

744 Japan, gold 10 yen, Meiji year 42 (1909), radiant sun, rev. value within wreath (Y.33; Fr.51), mint
state /)450-500

745

Japan, gold 1 yen, Meiji year 4 (1871), radiant sun, wreath and banners around, rev. value (Y.9; Fr.49),
practically uncirculated f\ 80-200

746

747

748

749

750

751

752

753

754

755

756

757

smaCCcoCCection ofMafaysian coins ancCto^ns

747

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 50 cents, 1886, diademed head L, rev. value (KM. 13), scarce^ very fine or
better /^200-300

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 50 cents, 1887, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.13), nearly very fine

£150-200

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 50 cents, 1891, 1895, diademed head L, rev. value (¥Js/l.\?))^fine, the second
better but cleaned and with edge-knocks (2) £60-80

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 50 cents, 1896, 1898, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.13), very fine or
better and fine, the first slightly stained on reverse (2) £150-200

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 50 cents, 1900, 1901, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.13), about fine and
good very fine, the first damaged on face (2) £80-100

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 20 cents, 1873, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM. 12), rare date, good fine

£300-400

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 20 cents, 1874H, 1878, 1880H, 1882H, diademed head 1., rev. value
(KM. 12), mostly fine or better, the second very fine (4) £120-150

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 20 cents, 1885,1888,1889,1893,1897,1898,1899, diademed headl., rev.
value (KM. 12), mostly about very fine (7) £150-200

Straits Settlements, Victoria, proof [?]10 cents, 1871, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM. 11), extremely
fine or better with raised rims and slightly mirrored fields, appears to be an impaired proof £600-800

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 10 cents, 1872H, 1873,1878,1879H, diademed headl., rev. value (KM.ll),
good very fine or better, the second about fine and scarce (4) £100-150

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 10 cents, 1880H, 1881, 1884, 1886, 1893, 1896, 1899, 1900, diademed
head 1., rev. value (KM.l 1), good very fine or better (8) £150-200

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 5 cents, 1871, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM. 10), nearf very fine and very
rare £300-400

758

Straits Settlements, Victoria, 5 cents, 1878, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890H, diademed head L, rev.
value (KM. 10), mostly very fine or better, the second about uncirculated (6) /^150-200

759 Straits Settlements, Victoria, 5 cents, 1893, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1897H, 1898, 1900, diademed head L,
rev. value (KM. 10), mostly good very fine or better (7) /^100-150

760 Straits Settlements, Victoria, proof cent, 1872H, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.9), somewhat

mishandled, nearly extremely fine /^400-500

761 Straits Settlements, Victoria, cent, 1862, 1872, 1874, 1874H, 1875, 1877, 1883 diademed head 1., rev.

value (KM. 6/9), mostly nearly very fine, the last sometime cleaned (7) /^150-200

762 Straits Settlements, Victoria, cent, 1887, 1890, 1897, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.16), the first two

good fine, the last about uncirculated though slightly stained (3) /^120-150

763 Straits Settlements, Victoria, cent, 1891, 1895, 1897, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.16), the first and

last good fine or better, the second about uncirculated with lustre (3) /^120-150

764 Straits Settlements, Victoria, half cent, 1862,1872H, 1873, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.5/8),^^?^?<7

fine, all scarce (3) /^120-150

765 Straits Settlements, Victoria, half cent, 1883, 1884, 1889, diademed head 1., rev. value (KM.8/8a/15),

fine, good fine, very fine, all scarce (3) /^80-100

766 Straits Settlements, Victoria, quarter cent, 1845, 1872H, 1884,1899,1901 diademed head 1., rev. value

(KM.l p l\A)^ the first fine, the others good fine or better (5) /^60-80

767 Straits Settlements, Edward VII, doUar, 1903B, raised B, crowned bust r., rev. value within ornate

quatrefoil (KM.25), bright, nearly very fine and scarce /^80-100

768 Straits Settlements, Edward VII, doUars, 1903B incuse B, 1904B incuse B, crowned bust r., rev. value

within ornate quatrefoil (KM.25), the second sometime cleaned, nearly extremely fine (2) /^80-100

769 Strait Settlements, Edward VII, doUar, 1904B, crowned bust r., rev. value within ornate quatrefoil

(KM.25; Dav.303), uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 63 fi\ 50-180

770 Straits Settlements, Edward VII, doUar, 1907, crowned bust r., rev. value within ornate quatrefoil

(KM.26), slight edge nick, about uncirculated /^80-100

771

Straits Settlements, Edward VII, doUars, 1907H, 1908, 1909, crowned bust r., rev. value within ornate
quatrefoU (KM.26), very fine or better (3) /^80-100

772 Straits Settlements, Edward VII, 50 cents, 1902, 1907H, crowned bust r., rev. value (KM.23/24), the

first with scratch on reverse, otherwise very fine, the second about uncirculated (2) /^80-100

773 Straits Settlements, Edward VII, cent, 1903,1907; half cent, 1908; quarter cent, 1908, crowned bust r., rev.

value (KM. j \% j \1)^ the first andfourth very fine or better, the second and third about uncirculated (4) £60-80

774 Straits Settlements, George V, doUar, 1919, crowned bust L, rev. value within ornate quatrefoil (KM.33),

some obverse scratching, about uncirculated £80-100

775 Straits Settlements, George V, 20 cent, 1917B; 10 cent, 1927; cent, 1919, 1920, 1926; half cent, 1916,

1932, quarter cent, 1916, crowned bust L, rev. value (KM.30/29b/32/28/37/27), mostly about uncirculated
(8) £60-80

776 British North Borneo, British protectorate, cents, 1882H, 1884H, 189111, 1904H, value, rev. shield of

arms with supporters (KM.2/3), the third uncirculated with much lustre, the others very fine or better (4) £50-70

777 British North Borneo, British protectorate, cents, 1887H, 1891H, 1896H; 2 72 cents, 1904H, value,

rev. shield of arms with supporters (KM.2/4), the second and last uncirculated, the others very fine or better
(4) £50-70

778 British North Borneo, British protectorate, proof half cent, 1886H, value within wreath, rev. shield of

arms, date below (KM.l), about FDC and scarce £120-150

779 British North Borneo, British protectorate, half cents, 1891H, 1907H, value within wreath, rev. shield

of arms, date below (KM.l), the first about uncirculated with lustre, the second extremely fine (2) £50-70

780 Sarawak, James and Charles Brooke, Rajahs, 5 cents, 1908H, 1913H; cents, 1863, 1870, 1884, 1885,

1887, 1888, 1889, 1889H, 1890H, 1892H (2), 1893H, head 1., rev. value within wreath (KM.3/6/7), the
first two scarce, mostly very fine, a few better (14) £60-80

781 Sarawak, Charles and Charles V Brooke, Rajahs, 50 cents, 1900H; 10 cents, 1927; 5 cents, 1927; cent,

1920,1927,1930,1937; half cent, 1933 (KM.l 1/16/14/12/18/20), the first scarce, cleaned, mostly extremely
fine or better (8) £120-150

782 Trengganu, Sultan Zainal Abidin, tin token cents, AH1325 (2); half cents, AH1322, 1325, arable

inscription, rev. value (KM. 19/20/16/18); tin and pewter tokens, Jokoh’ (2) with Chinese script and
central holes (SS.38/43); Patalung, tin token, mostly better than fine, an interesting lot (7) £50-70

783 Mexico, Ferdinand VII, 8 reales, 1821RG, Zacetecas, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms between

piUars (KM.l 11.5) toned, about extremely fine £200-250

784 Mexico, empire, Maximilian, 20 pesos, 1866, Mexico City, head r., rev. crowned, oval shield of arms

with supporters (KM.389; Fr.62), scarce, very fine or better but has been brooch mounted, marks visible on reverse
and has been cleaned £350-450

785 Mexico, republic, 50 pesos, 1924 and 1929, eagle std. on cactus, rev. angel stg. facing (KM.481; Fr.l72),

both practically uncirculated (2) £600-650

* ex Strauss Collection

786 Mexico, republic, 50 pesos, 1944, eagle std. on cactus, rev. angel stg. facing (KM.481; Fr.l72), about

uncirculated /^300-350

* ex Strauss Collection

787 Mexico, republic, 50 pesos, 1947 (2), eagle std. on cactus, rev. angel stg. facing (KM.481; Fr.l72),

practically uncirculated (2) /^600-650

* ex Strauss Collection

788 Monaco, Albert 1,100 francs, 1896A, head 1., rev. oval shield of arms crowned within wreath (KM.105;

Fr. 13), practically uncirculated /^400-450

789 Nepal, Rana Bahadur, mohar, SE 1719 (1797), inscription within square, rev. inscription in circle (KM.514.2;
Fr.8), a little creased, extremely fine or better, graded by NGC as About Uncirculated 58 £200-250

200

790 Netherlands, Utrecht, ducaton or silver rider, 1792, horseman r., brandishing sword, rev. crowned
shield of arms, lion supporters at sides (KM.92; Dav.1832), unusually well struck, extremely fine or better and
scarce thus £150-200

This coin is struck from superior dies on a carefully prepared blank, giving the impression of a specimen striking.

791 Netherlands, Zeeland, piedfort silver ducat (or 2 ducats), 1748, stg. knight over crowned shield of arms,
rev. crowned shield of arms between date (KM.52.3: Dav.1847), toned, good extremely fine £850-1000

792 Netherlands, kingdom, Willem I, 5 gulden, 1827B, head L, rev. crowned shield of arms (KM.60;

Fr.330), about extremely fine 80-200

793 Netherlands, kingdom, WiUem I, half gulden, 1822, Utrecht, head r., rev. crowned shield of arms

(KM.54), lightly toned, practically mint state /^350-400

794

New Zealand, George V, proof ‘Waitangi’ crown, 1935, crowned bust L, rev. two figures beneath
crown (KM.6; Dav.433), FDC £2200-2500

795 Peru, Ferdinand VII, 8 escudos, 1815JP, Lima, laur. head r., rev. crowned shield of arms within garter
(KM.129.1; Fr.54); Colombia, Ferdinand VII, 8 escudos, 1819JF, Nuevo Reino, bust of Charles IV r.,
rev. crowned shield of arms within garter (KM.66.1; Fr.60), the first very fine or better, the second fair / very
fine, both with damage, particularly to the obverse (2) £550-600

796 Peru, republic, 8 escudos, 1863YB, crowned shield of arms over flags, wreath above, rev. std. figure
with shield and lance (KM. 183; Fr.68), a little weak in places, about mint state £550-650

797 Philippines, Isabella II, 4 pesos, 1868, head L, rev. crowned shield of arms between pillars (KM.144;
Fr.l), reverse edge nick, otherwise about extremely fine £150-200

798 Philippines, Isabella II, gold peso, 1863, head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms between piUars (KM.142;

Fr.3), prooflike, good very fine fl\ 50-200

799 Philippines, Isabella II, gold peso, 1864/0, head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms between piUars (KM.142;

Fr.3), about extremely fine /^180-220

800 Philippines, Isabella II, gold peso, 1864/0, head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms between pillars (KM.142;

Yt.ld) ^ very fine! about extremely fine /^150-200

801 Portugal, John, as prince regent, 6400 reis, 1805, laur. bust r., rev. crowned, ornately garnished oval

shield (KM.336; Fr.l23), a little weak in centres, otherwise nearly extremely fine, the obverse struck from a rusty
die /^300-350

802 Romania, Carol II, 20 lei, 1940, head r., rev. large crown above interlinked C’s within garter (KM.M5;

Fr.20), very rare, about uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 62 but encapsulated as Fr. 18 £1 500-1800

803 Russia, Peter I, gold 2 roubles, 1722, laur. bust r, rev. St Andrew, (KM.158.6; Fr.91), about uncirculated,
graded by NGC as AkJ58, very rare this choice /^8000-10000

The coinage of Russia developed very quickly during the reign of Peter the Great. Even as late as 1700, most of the coins
circulation had changed little since medieval times. By the time of Peter’s death in 1725, the coinage had been westernised
and was rapidly falling into line with the coins of the rest of Europe. While most of the coinage bears the imperial double
eagle on the reverse, this short-lived series of 2 roubles, struck from 1718 to 1728, is unusual in its choice of St. Andrew
for the reverse design.

804 Russia, Alexander III, 5 roubles, 1889, St. Petersburg, head r., rev. imperial eagle (Y.42; practically

uncirculated /^300-350

For a medallion of Russian interest please see lot 901

805

Serbia, Petar I, 5 dinara, 1904, conjoined heads r., rev. crowned shield of arms over mande (KM.27;
Dav.305), about uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 62 /^320-350

807

806 South Africa, Orange Free State, pattern penny, 1874, orange tree with three horns below, rev. value

and date within wreath (KM.Pnl), about uncirculated with much lustre £1000-1200

807 South Africa, Orange Free State, pattern penny, 1874, orange tree with three horns below, rev. value

and date within wreath (KM.Pnl), about uncirculated with some lustre /^1000-1200

809

808 South Africa, ZAR, pattern twopence, 1874, oval shield of arms over flags, eagle above, rev. value in circular

field, date below (KM.PnS), about uncirculated with lustre, graded bj NGC as Mint State 63 /^1000-1200

809 South Africa, ZAR, pattern penny, 1874, oval shield of arms over flags, eagle above, rev. value in circular

field, date below (KM.Pnl), about uncirculated with lustre, graded by NGC as Mint State 62 /^1000-1200

810 South Africa, Kruger, pond, 1892, double shaft, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags,

eagle above (KM. 10.1; Fr.2), a tiny dent by date, otherwise extremely fine or better, graded by NGC as About
Uncirculated 55 /^450-500

811 South Africa, Kruger, pond, 1892, single shaft, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle

above (KM. 10.2; Fr.2), rare, nearly fine, graded by NGC as Very Good 8 /^350-400

812 South Africa, Kruger, pond, 1898, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM. 10.2;
Fr.2), mint state, graded by NGC as Mint State 64 £800-1000

813

815

813 South Africa, Kruger, pond, 1898, bust L, rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM. 10.2;

Fr.2), practically uncirculated £200-250

814 South Africa, Kruger, ponds, 1898, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above (KM. 10.2;

Fr.2), good fine and very fine (2) £\ 80-200

815 South Africa, Kruger, blank pond, c. 1900, rimless, inscribed on one side — MADE/ IN/ ZAR/ RG/

1900, very fine but has been mounted on edge — a most unusualpiece /^400-500

816 South Africa, Kruger, half pond, 1892, double shaft, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle

above (KM.9.1; Fr.3), uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 61 £ 800-1 000

817 South Africa, Kruger, half pond, 1894, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above

(KM.9.3; Fr.3), extremely fine, reverse better £200-220

818 South Africa, Kruger, half pond, 1895, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above

(KM.9.3; Fr.3), extremely fine or better with a red tone £200-220

819 South Africa, Kruger, half pond, cut out around the head of president Kruger and mounted with a

gold suspension loop (KM.9.3; Yt.lf^goodfine — a most unusual souvenir of the Boer War £100-150

820 South Africa, Kruger, crown, 1892, single shaft, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle

above (KM.^.\)^good very fine or better, becoming scarce £150-180

821 South Africa, Kruger, crown, 1892, single shaft, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle

above (KM.8.1); halfcrown, 1892; 2 shillings, 1896; sixpence, 1897; threepences (2), 1896 and 1897;
penny, 1898 (KM. 7 /6/4/3/2), crown very fine, the half crown perhaps an impaired proof, about extremely fine,

the florin and shilling about extremely fine, the threepences very fine, the penny about uncirculated with some lustre, the
halfcrown and florin with a few obverse spots (7) £250-300

822 South Africa, Kruger, 2 V 2 shillings, 1892, 1893, 1895, 1896, bust L, rev. circular shield of arms over

flags, eagle above; florin, 1893; pennies, 1892, 1893, bust L, rev. circular arms garnished (KM.7/6/2) the
1892penny extremely fine with traces of lustre, the rest fine or better, the 1893s scarce (7) /^100-120

823 South Africa, Kruger, 2 V 2 shilbngs, 1897, bust 1., rev. circular shield of arms over flags, eagle above;

florins, 1896, 1897, bust 1., rev. circular arms garnished; shilling, 1897; sixpences, 1896, 1897; penny,
1898 (KM.7/6/5/4/2), mostly about uncirculated, a nice group of coins, becoming harder to find in high grade
(7) £200-250

825

824 South Africa, Kruger, 2 shillings, 1892, bust 1 ., rev. circular arms garnished (KM. 6), about uncirculated

£150-180

825 South Africa, Kruger, shilling, 1892, bust L, rev. value and date within wreath (KM.5), uncirculated with

lustre £100-120

826 South Africa, Kruger, shilling, 1893, bust 1., rev. value and date within wreath (KM.5), very fine, the rarest
date, scarce in this grade. £250-350

Almost as nice as the Remick coin (Spink, Nov. 2006, lot 899) which fetched £800 plus buyer’s premium.

827 South Africa, Kruger, sixpence, 1892, bust 1., rev. value and date within wreath (KM.4), about uncirculated,

a pleasant coin and scarce thus £80-100

828 South Africa, George VI, partial proof set, 1949, consisting of halfcrown, two shillings, shilling, penny,

halfpenny, farthing; other South African in silver (7), bronze (7) and cupro-nickle (KM.PS21 etc.), mostly
extremely fine or better, some of the proof coins very spotty (21) £50-70

829

830

829

Spain, Charles IV, 8 reales, 1792CN, Seville, bust r., rev. crowned shield of arms (Cr.71.2; Dav.1701),
about very fine and scarce £200-250

830 Spain, Joseph Napoleon, 20 reales, 1809AI, Madrid, head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms (KM.92.2;
Dav.308), nearly extremely fine £200-250

Spain, Alfonso XIII, 5 pesetas, 1892PG, Madrid, baby head 1., rev. crowned shield of arms between
piUars (KM.689; Dav.342), slight gra^ on cheek, otherwise extremely fine or better and scarce 30-150

Sweden, Oscar II, 2 kronor, 1900EB; 1 krona, 1898EB, head L, rev. crowned shield of arms with lion
supporters (KM.761 /760), extremely fine or better (2) 80-220

Switzerland, 10 francs, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1922, head L, rev. value and date, wreath below
(KM.36; Er.503/4), all extremely fine to uncirculated, the first scarce (6) /^250-280

835

Switzerland, Zurich, shooting 5 francs, 1859, city arms with lion supporters, rev. huntsman stg. with
gun (KM.S5; Dav.379), about uncirculated and toned, graded by NGC as Mint State 61 /^230-280

Switzerland, 5 francs, 1904B, laur. head L, rev. shield and value within wreath (KM.34; Dav392), a few
edge knocks, otherwise about very fine and scarce 20-140

Switzerland, franc, 1905B, Helvetia stg. 1. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath
(KM.24), lightly toned, uncirculated 00-120

Switzerland, franc, 1908B, Helvetia stg. 1. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath
(KM.24); 20 centimes, 1883; 5 centimes, 1888 (KM.29/26), the second with flan flaw on the obverse, otherwise
all about uncirculated (3) /^60-80

Switzerland, proof franc, 1939B, Helvetia stg. 1. with spear and shield, rev. value and date within wreath
(KM.24), about FDQ unrecorded and presumably very rare 50-200

Thailand, silver 2 baht, 1863, elephant 1. within ornate border, rev. crown, rays above, umbrellas at sides
(KM. 12), extremely fine, graded ly NGC as MU SS /^550-650

840 Thailand, Rama V, medallion in gold commemorating the Rattanakosin centennial, 1882, bust of king
k, rev. a view of the temple of the Emerald Buddha from the east (Thai Treasury dept, catalogue p.39),
some light surface scratching, otherwise nearly extremely fine and extremely rare, the only specimen the cataloguer has seen
offered for sale /^35000-45000

* ex Spink Auction 155, October 2001, lot 584.

Rattanakosin, meaning ‘jewelled city of the god Indra’ was the name given to Bangkok when Rama I made it the new
capital of the kingdom of Thailand in 1782. The intricate, low-relief view of the Temple on the reverse commemorates
the rebuilding of the site in time for the centenary celebrations in 1882. The medal, probably the most impressive of Rama
V’s reign, shows him swathed in decorations and chains, the father of the modern Thai nation.

842

841 Tibet, 20 srang, 15-53 (1919), lion 1. within border, rev. lotus design within inscription (Y.22; Fr.l), about

uncirculated, graded by NGC as Mint State 62 £1050-1200

842 Turkey, Mahmud I, 3 altinlik, AH. 1143 (1730), Istanbul, toughra within ornate border, rev. mint and

date within ornate border (KM.23S), pierced and with soldered ring-mount, otherwise nearly extremely fine and
rare £200-250

843 Turkey, Osman III, 5 altin, broad flan, AH.1168 (1757), Istanbul, toughra within ornate border, rev.
mint and date within ornate border (KM.283), suspension loop attached through piercing, somewhat creased,
otherwise very fine or better and rare /^800-1000

Turkey, Abdul Hamid I, HA akin, AH.1187, year 16 (1788); Sekm III, HA akin, AH.1203 (1788),
toughra within ornate border, rev. mint and date within ornate border; Abdul Mejid, y 2 memdouhiye
akin, AH.1255, year 4 (1843) (KM.427/530/658), extremely fine, the last very fine, allpierced, the first perhaps
a copy (3) /^250-300

USA, colonial, Massachusetts, oak tree shilling, 1652, oak tree, rev. date and mark of value (Noe 11), the
fian irregular and a little pitted, good fine! fine, the reverse scored, very rare /^1500-2000

USA, colonial, Massachusetts, pine tree shilling, 1652, large flan variety, pine tree, rev. date and mark of
value (Noc 9), a couple of small edge splits, otherwise good fine or better and rare /^1500-1800

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848

USA, colonial, Massachusetts, pine tree shilling, 1652, smaU flan variety, pine tree, rev. date and mark of
value (Noe 16), some suface marks otherwise very fine ^^2000-2500

USA, colonial. Wood’s coinage, halfpenny, 1723, laur. head r., rev. Hibernia std. L, with harp, a few obverse
scratches, reverse edge knock, good fine /^80-100

USA, gold 20 doUars, 1851, New Orleans, Liberty head L, rev. eagle with shield on breast, very fine
or better but lightly brushed £1 100-1200

850

USA, gold 20 doUars, 1859, San Francisco, Liberty head L, rev. eagle with shield on breast, vefy fine or
better £A20-A50

USA, gold 20 doUars, 1860, San Francisco, Liberty head L, rev. eagle with shield on breast, very fine or
better £A20-A50

852

853

USA, gold 20 dollars, 1861, Liberty head 1., rev. eagle with shield on breast, veiy fine or better £420-450

USA, gold 20 dollars, 1865, Liberty head 1., rev. eagle with shield on breast, scarce, about extremely
fine £600-700

855

854 USA, gold 20 dollars, 1904, Liberty head 1., rev. eagle with shield on htc^L^t,practically mint state £320-350

* ex Strauss Collection

855 USA, gold 20 dollars, 1927, Liberty stg. facing, rev. eagle \.^ practically mint state /^320-350

* ex Strauss Collection

856

857

USA, gold 20 doUars, 1928, Liberty stg. facing, rev. eagle L, mint state /^380-420

USA, gold 10 doUars, 1849, Liberty head 1., rev. eagle with shield on breast, an early date, about very
fine £180-200

858

859

860
861

USA, gold 5 doUars, 1840, Liberty head L, rev. eagle with shield on breast, has been mounted, very fine or
better £250-300

USA, gold 5 doUars, 1844D, Liberty head L, rev. eagle with shield on breast, marked in field, otherwise very
fine and very rare £600-700

USA, gold 3 doUars, 1857, Liberty head L, rev. value and date within wreath, about very fine £400-450

USA, gold 1 doUar, 1852, type I, Liberty head L, rev. value and date within wreath, very fine £80-100

862 USA, gold 1 dollar, 1854, type II, Liberty head 1., rev. value and date within wreath, scarce, very fine

£200-250

863 USA, gold 1 doUar, 1854, type II, Liberty head 1., rev. value and date within wreath, very fine or better

£180-220

864 USA, gold 1 dollar, 1855, type II, Liberty head 1., rev. value and date within wreath, scarce, good very

fine £200-250

865 USA, gold 1 doUar, 1855, type II, Liberty head 1., rev. value and date within wreath, nearly very fine and

scarce £180-220

866 USA, gold 1 dollar, 1882, type III, Liberty head L, rev. value and date within wreath, mint state £450-550

867 USA, gold California quarter doUar, 1872, octagonal, bust of Washington L, rev. value within wreath,
extremely fine and rare £250-300

868 USA, sUver doUar, 1840, Liberty std. r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, some slight scuffing, otherwise bright,

about uncirculated and rare £800-1200

869 USA, sUver Morgan doUars (9), 1881S, 18840, 18850 (3), 1886 (2), 1887, 1921D; silver Peace doUar,

1923, all contained in PCGS orNGC holders, mostly graded MS 64 (10) £200-250

870 USA, Hawaii, doUar, 1883, head r., rev. crowned shield with supporters on crowned mantle (KM.7),
some scratches behind head, otherwise about extremely fine! extremely fine and lustrous £400-600

USA, silver half dollar, 1811, bust of Liberty L, rev. eagle with shield on breast, extremely fine /^350-380

USA, silver half doUar, 1827, bust of Liberty 1., rev. eagle with shield on practically mint state and

attractively toned /^700-800

USA, silver half doUar, 1854, arrows at date. Liberty std. r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, about
uncirculated, but sometime brushed /^150-200

yin unusual group of 1861 Ha f dollars

USA, silver half dollar, 1861, Liberty std. r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, mint state

£700-800

875 USA, silver half dollar, 1861, Liberty std. r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, toned, about mint state £450-500

876

877

USA, silver half dollar, 1861, Liberty std. r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, about uncirculated £200-250
USA, silver half dollar, 1861, Liberty std. r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, about uncirculated £200-250

878

878 USA, silver half dollar, 1898, Liberty head r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, extremely fine or better

£120-150

879 USA, silver half dollar, 1921, Liberty stg. 1., rev. eagle 1., very scarce, about extremely fine but brushed in

fields £800-1000

880 USA, silver half dollars (2), 1837, 1876S; quarter dollars (2), 1858, 1902; dimes (7), 1829, 1834, 1852,

1853 arrows, 1874 arrows, 1875,1876; half dime, 1838; nickel five cents, 1915D, mostly very fine or better,
the last scarce, an interesting lot, should be viewed (13) £400-600

881 USA, proof silver quarter dollar, 1905, Liberty head r., rev. eagle with shield on breast, a few light hairlines,
otherwise mint state 50-400

USA, silver quarter dollars, 1925 (3), stg. figure of Liberty, rev. flying eagle r.; dimes, 1925 (4); nickel 5
cents, 1925 (2); cents, 1925 (3), the nickel and hron^ showing slight signs of verdigris, the silver mostly with patchy
toning, most about uncirculated — an original lot (12) /^350-400

882

883 USA, proof silver dime, 1886, Liberty std. r., rev. value within wreath, toned, about FDC £150-200

884 USA, silver dime, 1908, Liberty head r., rev. value within wreath; nickel 5 cents, 1908, Liberty head L, rev. as
last; cent, 1908, Liberty head L, wearing Indian headdress, rev. as last, all about mint state (3) /^100-120

Commemorative iMedaCs

(British 9/LectaCs

885 Henry VIII, Head of the Church, c. 1554, an 18^^ century medaUic restitution by Stuart, half-length
and facing figure, crowned, holding sword and orb, rev crown over arms and supporters, 43mm (cf MI
A(ol AT) ^ very fine /^150-200

886 James II, The Church and the Seven Bishops, cast silver-gilt medal, 1688, of Dutch manufacture,
a Jesuit and Priest with spade and pick, undermine a Church, the tower of which is supported by a
hand from heaven, rev medaUic portraits of the Bishops, 58mm (MI 625)42, illus; D. Fearon, Seven
Bishops on Trial, The A.ntique Co Hector, 1987, pp 41-45, fig. 19), very fine, though some discolouration on

the obverse £400-500

887

888

887 James II, Prince James as an infant Hercules, silver medal, 1688, by George Bower, the prince in his

cradle strangles two serpents, rev the Prince’s Plumes within coronet, FVLTA TRIBVS METVENDA
CORONA, 30mm (MI 628/48; Woolf 3:10; vL III, 342), extremely fine /^200-250

888 Theatre / Jacobite interest, WiUiam, Duke of Cumberland (1721-1765), Theatre Ticket for Covent

Garden, by T Pingo, bust right in armour (as on the “IVSTITIA TRIUMPHANS” medal), rev BOX,
33mm (Woolf 53:4, note; D&W 170; cf Eimer, Vingo 2), very fine /^80-120

889 Sport / Racing, Doncaster Race Course, Established 1800, silver Ticket, two horses race to L, rev

building facade, NEW BETTING ROOMS, 32mm (D&W 322! 6), good fine fifiO-90

890 The Scottish gold academic medals awarded to Rabbi Dr. Soloman Goldman (1909-1991),

comprising: Strathbungo H. G School, the George Watson Dux Badge, school arms, rev named in
shield, outer wreath and crown suspender, 41mm x 31mm, (?) 9ct, 19.26gms; Albert Road Academy,
School Prize, 1925-1926, by Elkington, loosely draped Eame holds wreath, wreath, engraved details
both sides, 38mm, 15ct, 27.8gms; University of Glasgow, The Cleveland and Rae Wilson Prize, 1927,
for “Hebrew Class”, by B. Wyon, University arms, VIA VERITAS VITA, named on edge, 45mm, 22ct,
41.68gms, aU in cases of issue, extreme^ fine (3) /^750-850

Solomon Goldman, born Monmouthshire, educated Glasgow, Oxford and finally at Jews’ College, London (the world’s
oldest rabbinical seminary). Minister firstly to the Nottingham Hebrew Congregation then the St. John’s Wood Synagogue,
retiring to Israel in 1976. Author of The Book of Books, a series of volumes dealing with the interpretation of the Hebrew
Bible. Strathbungo School in Craigie Street, Govanhill. Albert Road Academy in PoUokshields.

Wordf MedaCs

891 Sport, Sweden, Olympic Games, Stockholm 1912, Second Place Winner’s Silver Medal, by Erik Lindberg

and Bertram MacKennal, struck by Vaughton & Sons, Birmingham, herald stands by plinth with bust
of Ling, rev Victorious athlete crowned by two semi-draped seated figures, 33mm, 285 specimens
struck, in velvet lined official red leather case, top gilt printed, OLYMPISKA SPLELEN I STOCKHOLM
1912-11 PRIS (Alpen 55). extremely fine though the mattpatination discoloured, very rare /^1200-1400

Pehr Henrik Ling (1776-1839), the founder of Swedish gymnastics, van Alpen and other sources record the medal as struck by C. C.
Sporrong & Co, Stockholm, which may be the case, though this specimen is clearly signed “Vaughtons”. The case also
incorporates a simplified version of Lindberg’s “Greek athlete’s head”, as used on the Competitors’ badges.

892 Sport, Sweden, Olympic Games, Stockholm 1912, Pewter Participant’s Medal, by Bertram MacKennal
and Erik Lindberg, triumphant winner driven in quadriga, rev Zeus seated on Ionian column, beyond a
cityscape of Stockholm, 51mm (Alpen 56), extremely fine /^200-250

Approx. 6000 specimens struck

893 Sport, Finland, The Cancelled Olympics of 1940, unofficial gilt-metal medal, a torchbearer runs with
the globe behind him, view of the stadium, XII OLYMPIA - HELSINKI 1940, 37mm, in blue leather
case of issue, matt surface, virtually as struck /^120-150

Struck in the autumn of 1939, the medal is sold with a decorative, informative and named [Chr. Kaye] certificate stating 3650
medals had been struck when the first bombs fell on Helsinki and the Games were cancelled. A further certificate dated
November and December 1947, states that “2,312 finished and 1,338 half finished of the medals in question have been coined
during the autumn 1939”.

894 Sport, Finland, The Cancelled Olympics of 1940, unofficial gilt-metal medal, a torchbearer runs with

the globe behind him, view of the stadium, XII OLYMPIA - HELSINKI 1940, 37mm, in blue leather
case of issue, matt su face, virtually as struck /^100-120

895 Argentine / Great Britain, small silver medal, 1897 to celebrate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee in

Buenos Aires, signed J.D., 34mm, in velvet-lined card box of issue, mint state\ with an English copy of
the Lusitania Medal, 1915, in case with certificate, very fine (2) /^35-50

896 Germany, silver Naval medals of Australian interest (2), 1914-1915, by Lauer of Nurnberg, Captain

Karl von Muller of the SMS Emden^ facing bust, rev Iron Cross displayed over ship portrait (Zetzmann
4051); Captain-Lieutenant HeUmuth von Miicke, bust three-quarters L, rev ship portrait of the ^lAyeshd\
edges stamped with fineness, both 33mm, both virtually mint state (2) /^120-150

The Emden has landed a raiding party on Direction Island in the Cocos Keeling Islands to destroy a radio mast, when
HMAS Sydney appeared and engaged von Muller, destroying the ship and capturing the surviving crew. The landing-party
under von Miicke seized the J^esha and escaped, eventually returning to Germany.

897 Germany, silver medals (2) of sub-maritime interest, Captain-Lieutenant Otto Weddigen (1882-1915),

of the U9, by Ziegler and Grunthal, Berlin, uniformed and facing bust, wearing cap, rev the British
cruisers Aboukir, Hogue and Cressy; by Eue and Ortel, Berlin, uniformed bust three-quarters 1. wearing
cap, rev periscopes watch three sinking cruisers, 33-34mm; together with a silver medal of Admiral
Alfred von Tirpite (1849-1930), 1915, by Wrede and Lauer, bearded bust three-quarters L, rev eagles at
cHff-top facing a stormy sea, 33mm (Zete 2122), all virtually as struck (3) /^180-220

Otto Weddigen was appointed a U-boat Commander and was given command of U9 in October 1911. On 22 September
1914 he successfully torpedoed the three British cruisers, Hogue, Ahoukir, and Cressy, in the south North Sea. Tirpitz was
chiefly responsible, with the significant support of Kaiser Wilhelm II, for the build-up in strength of the German navy,
including its submarine fleet, from 1897 until the years immediately prior to the First World War.

898 Germany, Wilhelm Leopold Colmar, Baron von der Goltz (1843-1916), silver medal, 1915, by Eue and
Grunthal, Berlin, bust right, rev GoL reviews troops, 33mm (Zete 2097), virtually as struck /^120-150

GoE served as commander in chief of Turkish forces in Mesopotamia and successfully conducted the siege of the Anglo-
Indian force in Kut.

899 Germany, silver medals of military commanders (6), various medallists, mostiy for Lauer: Flans Hartwig

von Beseler (1850-1921), Capture of Antwerp, 1914; Field Marshal Karl von Bulow (1846-1921), 1914;
Erich Ludendorff (1865-1937), 1914; Albert Theodor Otto von Emmich (1848-1915), victor at Liege,
1914; Josias von Fleeringen (1850-1926), 7^^ Army commander, 1916, Albrecht, Duke of Wurttemberg
(1865-1939), army commander, 1916, each 33mm (Zetz 4035, 2050, 2045, 4004, 4139, 4144), all virtually
as struck (6) /^380-420

900 Germany, silver medals of military commanders (5), various medallists, mostly for Lauer: Paul von

Beneckendorff und von Flindenburg (1847-1934), 1914; Max von GaUwite (1852-1937), 1915; August
von Mackensen (1849-1945), 1916; Otto von Below (1857-1944), 1916; Alexander Heinrich Rudolph
von Kluck (1846-1934), 1915 (Zete 4030, 4114, 2158, 4108, 4105), all virtually as struck (5) £300-350

901 Russia, Alexander II (1818-1855-1881), Visit to London, copper medal, 1874, by Charles Wiener and

issued by the Corporation of the City of London, uniformed bust L, rev Peace stands behind the figures
of Londinia, with two putti, and the C^ar, 77mm (BHM 2981; Welch 14), set into a contemporary turned oak
frame, good very fine £120-150

400 specimens struck

902 South Africa, Paul Kruger (1825-1904), 75^ Birthday, silver medal, 1900, by Anton Scharff, bearded

bust, head turned to left, rev legend amongst entwined oak and olive branches, 39mm, very fine', Boer
War, Anti-British medals (2), bronze, undated and unsigned, British lion stands by the burning fire of
the Transvaal, rev legend in ten lines, within shield, 33mm, both good extremely fine (3) £180-220

The first sold to raise money for the “gesneuvelde boeren”. On the day these medals were issued Kruger was in Lourenco
Marques on his way to Europe.

903 USA, The “LIBERTAS AMERICANA” medal, 1781, by A Dupre, an old bronzed base metal cast copy.
Liberty head to left with flowing hair, staff and Phrygian cap behind, rev France defends the infant
Hercules [America] from the British Lion, 46mm, late 18^ / earlyl9^^ century (Betts 615; cf Ford XIV,
289-298), very fine £150-200

The medal was commissioned by Benjamin Franklin as a tribute to American independence.

St James’s Junctions

Knightsbridge Coins in association with Baldwin's Auctions

Auction 6
8^^ June 2007

PRICES REALISED

1

£200

56

£100

111

-

166

£3,400

221

£2,800

276

£470

331

£300

386

-

2

£280

57

£600

112

-

167

£4,800

222

-

277

-

332

£300

387

-

3

£330

58

£1,100

113

-

168

£180

223

£540

278

£350

333

-

388

-

4

£1,500

59

£2,800

114

-

169

£620

224

£1,500

279

-

334

-

389

£670

5

£220

60

£2,800

115

£8,800

170

-

225

£160

280

£400

335

-

390

£180

6

£320

61

£800

116

£900

171

£3,800

226

£1,600

281

£220

336

-

391

£470

7

£300

62

-

117

£360

172

£180

227

£300

282

-

337

-

392

£220

8

£580

63

£140

118

£3,200

173

-

228

-

283

£16,500

338

-

393

£330

9

£800

64

£3,000

119

£340

174

£3,000

229

£170

284

£390

339

-

394

£160

10

£260

65

£1,600

120

-

175

£1,500

230

£150

285

£450

340

-

395

£260

11

£130

66

-

121

£1,500

176

£200

231

£110

286

£320

341

-

396

£100

12

£290

67

-

122

£850

177

£2,800

232

£160

287

£500

342

£410

397

£65

13

£190

68

£980

123

£11,000

178

£7,500

233

£880

288

£460

343

-

398

£1,650

14

£280

69

£8,200

124

£3,800

179

£2,500

234

-

289

£210

344

£7,400

399

£1,700

15

£200

70

£160

125

£1,900

180

£2,200

235

£270

290

£1,900

345

£800

400

£1,600

16

£160

71

-

126

£1,400

181

£700

236

£240

291

£140

346

£520

401

-

17

£700

72

-

127

£320

182

£2,600

237

£180

292

£65

347

£530

402

-

18

£600

73

£125

128

-

183

-

238

-

293

£240

348

-

403

-

19

£260

74

£150

129

-

184

£520

239

£1,600

294

£11,000

349

-

404

-

20

£700

75

£7,000

130

-

185

-

240

£3,800

295

£700

350

-

405

£550

21

£380

76

£2,100

131

£180

186

£160

241

£300

296

£250

351

£320

406

£160

22

£210

77

£2,600

132

£460

187

£140

242

-

297

£1,300

352

-

407

-

23

£160

78

£5,400

133

-

188

£120

243

£280

298

£260

353

-

408

£85

24

£660

79

-

134

£290

189

-

244

£40

299

£240

354

-

409

£100

25

£260

80

£430

135

£2,800

190

£110

245

-

300

-

355

-

410

-

26

£180

81

£1,000

136

£1,000

191

£460

246

£1,700

301

-

356

-

411

£100

27

£180

82

£270

137

£1,150

192

£5,000

247

£650

302

-

357

-

412

£110

28

£230

83

£1,000

138

£2,000

193

£1,600

248

£1,800

303

£350

358

£6,500

413

-

29

£190

84

£500

139

-

194

-

249

£1,050

304

£320

359

-

414

£180

30

£210

85

£230

140

£2,200

195

-

250

-

305

£400

360

£1,150

415

£210

31

£180

86

£85

141

£1,700

196

-

251

-

306

-

361

-

416

£190

32

£150

87

£1,700

142

-

197

-

252

£2,200

307

£120

362

-

417

£80

33

£150

88

-

143

£12,500

198

£180

253

£2,100

308

£360

363

-

418

£2,850

34

£130

89

£1,000

144

£2,000

199

£450

254

£1,600

309

£180

364

£1,200

419

£1,300

35

£820

90

£5,600

145

£1,600

200

£2,000

255

£1,500

310

-

365

£700

420

£140

36

£480

91

-

146

£560

201

£7,500

256

£540

311

£140

366

£850

421

£160

37

£290

92

£4,200

147

-

202

£3,100

257

£580

312

£140

367

-

422

£200

38

£460

93

£450

148

-

203

£5,800

258

£260

313

£4,800

368

£1,200

423

£240

39

£440

94

£90

149

-

204

£650

259

£280

314

£1,200

369

-

424

£160

40

£850

95

£120

150

£1,200

205

£600

260

£210

315

£15,500

370

-

425

£250

41

£260

96

£130

151

£800

206

£200

261

£160

316

£440

371

-

426

£220

42

£300

97

£240

152

£600

207

-

262

£600

317

£200

372

-

427

£420

43

£460

98

£120

153

-

208

£200

263

£2,600

318

£130

373

£650

428

£570

44

£750

99

£120

154

£180

209

-

264

£3,100

319

£750

374

£800

429

£200

45

£540

100

£110

155

£280

210

-

265

£420

320

£400

375

£280

430

-

46

£1,100

101

-

156

-

211

£4,500

266

£140

321

£320

376

£220

431

£3,100

47

£650

102

£680

157

-

212

-

267

-

322

£360

377

-

432

£270

48

£180

103

£620

158

£120

213

-

268

£180

323

£360

378

£280

433

£270

49

£65

104

£360

159

£5,000

214

£1,100

269

£140

324

£280

379

£100

434

£130

50

£60

105

£120

160

£840

215

-

270

£500

325

£160

380

-

435

£170

51

£230

106

£200

161

£310

216

£90

271

£420

326

£200

381

-

436

£250

52

£200

107

£270

162

£3,100

217

-

272

£260

327

£200

382

£140

437

-

53

-

108

£1,300

163

£5,800

218

£100

273

£200

328

-

383

£150

438

£430

54

£190

109

£430

164

£3,000

219

-

274

£260

329

£290

384

-

439

£780

55

£120

no

£150

165

-

220

£2,100

275

£750

330

-

385

-

440

£2,850

441

£2,200

500

£640

559

£140

618

-

677

£140

736

£460

795

£410

854

£420

442

£430

501

£260

560

£250

619

£600

678

£85

737

£950

796

£500

855

£380

443

£420

502

£2,800

561

£280

620

£600

679

£1,800

738

£32

797

£160

856

£420

444

£100

503

£560

562

-

621

£600

680

-

739

£90

798

-

857

£180

445

£125

504

£280

563

-

622

£600

681

-

740

£45

799

-

858

-

446

£110

505

£220

564

£260

623

£600

682

£250

741

£60

800

-

859

£650

447

£440

506

£240

565

-

624

£600

683

£210

742

£600

801

£420

860

£400

448

£230

507

£220

566

-

625

£600

684

£220

743

£100

802

-

861

£70

449

£1,500

508

£950

567

£100

626

£260

685

£220

744

£300

803

£10,000

862

£200

450

£480

509

£480

568

-

627

£860

686

£170

745

£170

804

£320

863

£170

451

-

510

£320

569

£260

628

£4,800

687

£170

746

-

805

-

864

£200

452

£110

511

£260

570

£650

629

£130

688

£170

747

-

806

£1,100

865

-

453

-

512

£2,100

571

£720

630

£3,000

689

£1,300

748

-

807

£1,100

866

£255

454

£420

513

£240

572

£1,400

631

£3,000

690

£3,500

749

-

808

£1,200

867

£800

455

£420

514

£3,300

573

£650

632

£1,750

691

£90

750

-

809

£1,150

868

£1,000

456

£420

515

£7,400

574

£1,300

633

£1,500

692

£110

751

-

810

£1,050

869

£120

457

-

516

£5,400

575

£300

634

£500

693

£270

752

-

811

£1,700

870

£300

458

-

517

£2,600

576

£400

635

£500

694

£2,100

753

-

812

£1,300

871

-

459

-

518

£750

577

£320

636

£210

695

-

754

-

813

£260

872

-

460

£240

519

£520

578

£320

637

£210

696

£1,600

755

-

814

£260

873

£180

461

£2,900

520

£340

579

-

638

£240

697

£80

756

-

815

£350

874

-

462

£2,600

521

£1,200

580

£90

639

£210

698

-

757

-

816

£1,300

875

-

463

£1,600

522

£320

581

£170

640

£470

699

£40

758

-

817

£520

876

£190

464

£2,800

523

£700

582

£100

641

£550

700

£320

759

-

818

£320

877

£180

465

-

524

£380

583

£250

642

£670

701

-

760

£500

819

£160

878

£150

466

£4,200

525

£4,800

584

£400

643

£740

702

£1,600

761

-

820

£160

879

-

467

£2,000

526

£2,200

585

£140

644

£670

703

-

762

-

821

-

880

£360

468

£750

527

£2,200

586

£220

645

£580

704

£380

763

£100

822

£290

881

-

469

£600

528

-

587

£360

646

£550

705

-

764

-

823

£420

882

-

470

£1,400

529

£520

588

£240

647

£940

706

-

765

-

824

£1,300

883

£180

471

-

530

£620

589

£220

648

-

707

-

766

-

825

£850

884

-

472

£700

531

£850

590

£170

649

£800

708

£1,700

767

£90

826

£300

885

£160

473

£2,800

532

£100

591

£240

650

£1,100

709

£170

768

£70

827

£950

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Knightsbridge Coins

St James’s Auctions

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St James's, London
SWIY 6DD

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